June 23, 2008 - 2:14pm
Horn campaign manager resigns
By Brian LawsonJennifer Horn's campaign manager has resigned, PolitickerNH.com has learned.
Zack Condry has been Horn's campaign manager since February. His resignation comes a week before the second-quarter fundraising period concludes.
Horn's field director, David Chesley, is being promoted to campaign manager. During the New Hampshire primary, Chesley worked for former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani's presidential campaign.
A Virginia-based blog is reporting that Condry has been hired to be the campaign manager for congressional candidate Keith Fimian.
As of this posting Condry had not responded to calls requesting comment.
"I had a chance to meet Zack last year. He's a good guy, and a smart campaigner. I wish him luck. I've also known Dave for several years, and wish him the best in his new
job," congressional candidate Grant Bosse (R-Hillsboro) said.
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I am with you Zack. If I
I am with you Zack. If I had not been paid in two months I would pack my bags.
Maybe if Horn sent out
Maybe if Horn sent out $250,000 dollars worth of "frank" mail she could afford her campaign manager.
If her campaign manager left
If her campaign manager left 2 weeks before the filing period it could only mean one of two things, someone is having an affair and its about be public, or that Horn is flat broke. Either way, I suspect that this wont be the only resignation before the filing period ends, if she even lasts till the end of the period!
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