Only in New Hampshire

An insider's account of running a campaign for a presidential candidate in New Hampshire. As an organizer for Bill Bradley's campaign, B.J. Rudell -- at age 26 -- found himself with a special vantage point on the way campaigns work. From recruiting and mobilizing volunteers to canvass, wave signs, make phone calls and write letters, Rudell writes of the successes and disappointments of campaigning. This is the story of the Bradley campaign in 2000, and the story of how to organize a presidential primary campaign on the grassroots level in New Hampshire.