Repost: The question that could decide the 2020 election
Washington Post, 6/3/18 By Fred Hiatt The first declared candidate for president in 2020 has made 19 trips to Iowa or New Hampshire since last summer.
ICYMI – Delaney Campaign Highlighted in Washington Post: The question that could decide the 2020 election
The Washington Post featured an opinion piece by Editorial Page Editor Fred Hiatt on Congressman John K. Delaney’s (MD-6) presidential campaign and the theory behind his candidacy. Delaney, who Hiatt describes, “committed to bipartisanship and compromise in the service of accomplishment” discusses his experiences on the campaign trail and shares his vision for the future of the Democratic party and the country. Hiatt writes that Delaney has “thought carefully and intelligently about what kind of leadership the next president should provide.” The full text is copied below.
Union Leader: Democratic presidential candidate John Delaney campaigns in NH
“What I really liked about John was the fact that he wants to bring back this idea of the American Dream and civility and our stature globally — those are all things that Americans are struggling with right now as we move forward into the future and that whole ‘focus on the future,’ I can totally see that on one of his campaign signs. We’re going to focus on the future. It’s what we really need to be doing.”
The Hawk Eye: 2020 hopeful John Delaney talks of uniting ‘fractured’ country
The Hawk Eye 2020 hopeful John Delaney talks of uniting ‘fractured’ country Congressman John Delaney pitched himself to Democratic voters Friday as the presidential candidate
WMUR: Democratic presidential candidate Delaney talks to NH voters
On his sixth trip to New Hampshire last weekend, John stopped at a coffee shop in Londonderry to talk to about his vision for the future and why he’s running for president.
WHO-TV: First 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidate Visits Iowa
On his seventh trip to Iowa last weekend, John made stops in eight counties to talk about the state of our politics and why he’s running for president.