N.H. Staffs Prep for the Crush
Posted at 03:08 AM - Students
The Richardson H.Q. His staff feverishly prepared for the impending shift to New Hampshire. In the front office, Dave Imamura, a Dartmouth sophomore from Irvington, N.Y., who is heading Richardson efforts at New Hampshire colleges, put together binders detailing his candidate’s packed schedule.“He is just going to campaign the hell out of this state,” said Mr. Imamura, who has been assigned to pick up Mr. Richardson at 1:20 a.m. from the Manchester airport. “It’s going to be ridiculous, I love Bill Richardson, and this is so much work, but it’s so rewarding.”
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