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Martin O’Malley: "You've got to just keep going" [View all]
http://www.wmur.com/politics/democrat-omalley-youve-got-to-just-keep-going/34951806Democrat Martin O’Malley said Thursday he intends to "just keep going," realizing that presidential campaigns can’t be accurately predicted by polls taken during the summers before New Hampshire primaries.
But the former Maryland governor said the distinctions on important issues between him and Hillary Clinton, as well as the other candidates, are being drowned out by the continuing Clinton email issue and are being muted by the sparse number of debates scheduled by the Democratic National Committee.
Still, said O'Malley after a private meeting at the Manchester Boys and Girls Club, "You've got to just keep going, and eventually when people make their decision, it's after having seen each of us three or four or five times."
O'Malley has been to the Granite State early and often. He's been to dozens of meetings, house parties and businesses. He’s done interviews. He’s held town hall meetings. And Thursday, his campaign announced it is opening two new offices, in Keene and Portsmouth, in addition to its existing office in Manchester.
But the former Maryland governor said the distinctions on important issues between him and Hillary Clinton, as well as the other candidates, are being drowned out by the continuing Clinton email issue and are being muted by the sparse number of debates scheduled by the Democratic National Committee.
Still, said O'Malley after a private meeting at the Manchester Boys and Girls Club, "You've got to just keep going, and eventually when people make their decision, it's after having seen each of us three or four or five times."
O'Malley has been to the Granite State early and often. He's been to dozens of meetings, house parties and businesses. He’s done interviews. He’s held town hall meetings. And Thursday, his campaign announced it is opening two new offices, in Keene and Portsmouth, in addition to its existing office in Manchester.
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