Sal Mohamed Gets Namedropped on MSNBC
By Chase on Jan 8, 2008 in Media
There’s a lot of big news out of New Hampshire today, but one I didn’t expect to hear about — even during the time-filling that happens on cable news — was Sal Mohamed, Iowa’s hometown hero. Constitutionally ineligible to actually be president, Mohamed is on the New Hampshire Democratic primary ballot today.
Mohamed did not win a single precinct in Iowa, let alone a single delegate. But he still earned a mention on MSNBC today, when Dan Abrams listed a few of the unknown candidates who are also on the ballot.
Perhaps Sal’s rather lackluster presidential campaign has really been a strategy for building name identification in a strategically important state for next time. That would explain it.

Chase Martyn observes and analyzes politics from Des Moines, IA, capital of 2008's first caucus state. He is also Managing Editor of the
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