[pe2-image src=”https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-NQbkZlbWl0M/Vw6We1PHylI/AAAAAAAABB4/hK2QXWb1g1gsxKCi3Yo2HQOBq-asZir6wCHM/s144-c-o/20160408_1800%2BHillary%2BClinton%2Band%2BBernie%2BSanders%2BBring%2BTheir%2BBattle%2Bto%2BBrooklyn%2B%2528NYTimes%2529.jpg” href=”https://picasaweb.google.com/102930737536139888016/CampaignV4April#6273116787404425810″ caption=”Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders Bring Their Battle to Brooklyn By Yamiche Alcindor, NYTimes.com(Friday, April 8, 2016 6:00 pm) — In Brooklyn Heights, on the 11th floor of an office building, Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign headquarters was humming on Monday. Staff members and volunteers were working the phones in spacious offices with windows that look out on the Manhattan skyline. Photos of supporters, an array of campaign buttons and a hanging gong, with the names of states she has won scribbled onto it in marker, adorned the sleekly designed space. A retired New York police officer stood guard.Two miles away, in a gritty open-floor office space in Gowanus, Brooklyn, that smelled of fresh paint, an army of mostly young Bernie Sanders supporters began gathering two weeks ago to spread his message. Last weekend, they nibbled on orange slices, perched on plastic folding chairs and sifted through mountains of newly delivered cardboard boxes filled with Bernie for President pamphlets. Visitors walked up a driveway and through a half-open side door to enter.” type=”image” alt=”20160408_1800 Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders Bring Their Battle to Brooklyn (NYTimes).jpg” ] Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders Bring Their Battle to Brooklyn
By Yamiche Alcindor, NYTimes.com
(Friday, April 8, 2016 6:00 pm) — In Brooklyn Heights, on the 11th floor of an office building, Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign headquarters was humming on Monday. Staff members and volunteers were working the phones in spacious offices with windows that look out on the Manhattan skyline. Photos of supporters, an array of campaign buttons and a hanging gong, with the names of states she has won scribbled onto it in marker, adorned the sleekly designed space. A retired New York police officer stood guard.
Two miles away, in a gritty open-floor office space in Gowanus, Brooklyn, that smelled of fresh paint, an army of mostly young Bernie Sanders supporters began gathering two weeks ago to spread his message. Last weekend, they nibbled on orange slices, perched on plastic folding chairs and sifted through mountains of newly delivered cardboard boxes filled with Bernie for President pamphlets. Visitors walked up a driveway and through a half-open side door to enter.
