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Fiorina slams ABC for debate exclusion, vows to keep fighting to Ohio

Fiorina slams ABC for debate exclusion, vows to keep fighting to Ohio

Samantha-Rae Tuthill

GOFFSTOWN, NH — With renewed energy, Republican presidential hopeful Carly Fiorina was in New Hampshire Saturday morning to try and boost her campaign after being refused a spot in tonight's televised debate.

Fiorina and her supporters criticized the media and the Republican National Committee for excluding her from tonight's main stage event. Senator Kelly Ayotte (R-NH), who has not officially endorsed any candidate yet, has been vocal about her disapproval of Fiorina's expected absence tonight.
"They would like to basically tell us that votes are less important than polls," said former state representative Marilinda Garcia, who has been endorsing Fiorina since she announced her campaign in May. "In Iowa she beat both governors Christie and Kasich, and she earned just as many delegates as Governor Bush."

Clinton, Sanders, try to swing voters days ahead of NH primary
Bernie Sanders

Clinton, Sanders, try to swing voters days ahead of NH primary

Samantha-Rae Tuthill

MANCHESTER, NH– An enthusiastic crowd piled into the Verizon Wireless Arena Friday night for the McIntyre Shaheen 100 Club Celebration for New Hampshire Democrats. Like fans supporting rival sports team, the arena split with Clinton supporters filing in to the left and Sanders supporters to the right, as many of the 6,000 attendees recited chants, waved signs and competed to see which side could cheer the loudest while they waited for the presentations to start.

Sanders supporters appeared to fill more of the stands, eagerly waving "Feel the Bern" signs and chanting "Bernie Sanders has our back, we don't need a Super PAC," a reference to the Vermont Senator's refusal to accept Super PAC donations.  The Sanders campaign has instead relied  on millions of small donations that average $27 a piece.

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