The Race
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"We're risking it all in New Hampshire," Rustin said.
They sat in the front cabin of the chartered plane, separated by a cloth curtain from the section jammed with reporters. Seated behind them, Brian Lacey reviewed potential ads on a DVD player and Jack Walters scanned Corey's schedule, while Corey's new press secretary, Dana Harrison—young, African-American, hyperalert, and nominally a Democrat—worked the press in back. The campaign was two hours old.
"No appearances in Iowa," Corey said again....
"No way. We're already deep in November—starting this late you have to pick your spots. In a caucus state like Iowa, organization is key, and we don't have any. The best network is among the evangelicals, where Christy's strong." Rustin grinned. "He's opened up his mailing list to all the local preachers—two days ago, they turned out twelve thousand Christians at a pancake breakfast for Christy, praying over the fucking maple syrup. If I were Magnus Price, I'd be terrified for Marotta." Corey shrugged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We're risking it all in New Hampshire," Rustin said.
They sat in the front cabin of the chartered plane, separated by a cloth curtain from the section jammed with reporters. Seated behind them, Brian Lacey reviewed potential ads on a DVD player and Jack Walters scanned Corey's schedule, while Corey's new press secretary, Dana Harrison—young, African-American, hyperalert, and nominally a Democrat—worked the press in back. The campaign was two hours old.
"No appearances in Iowa," Corey said again....
"No way. We're already deep in November—starting this late you have to pick your spots. In a caucus state like Iowa, organization is key, and we don't have any. The best network is among the evangelicals, where Christy's strong." Rustin grinned. "He's opened up his mailing list to all the local preachers—two days ago, they turned out twelve thousand Christians at a pancake breakfast for Christy, praying over the fucking maple syrup. If I were Magnus Price, I'd be terrified for Marotta." Corey shrugged.
What to read after The Race?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patterson, Richard North to read onlineMoreLess
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