CLEAN : Sanders wins New Hampshire

The transcript discusses a political campaign focused on big ideas and rejecting the status quo. It highlights the beginning of a political revolution in Iowa and New Hampshire, emphasizing the race's implications for the Democratic Party. The discussion includes the energy of young voters and the importance of determining who can win in November. The speaker expresses hope and belief in the campaign's momentum and potential for success.

What is the main focus of the campaign as discussed in the first section?

• Thinking small and maintaining the status quo

• Thinking big and rejecting the status quo

• Focusing on economic policies

• Concentrating on foreign affairs

What significant event does the speaker mention as the beginning of a political revolution?

• The campaign's launch in New York

• The voters' decision in New Hampshire

• The debate in California

• The rally in Texas

What does the speaker identify as a key factor for the Democratic Party in the second section?

• The support from senior citizens

• The energy and support from young people

• The influence of media endorsements

• The financial backing from corporations

What does the speaker believe is important to figure out for the upcoming election?

• Where to hold the next rally

• Which policies to prioritize

• Who can really win in November

• How to increase voter turnout

In the third section, what fills the speaker with hope?

• The candidate's potential to win big and carry momentum

• The candidate's ability to win small victories

• The candidate's popularity in rural areas

• The candidate's focus on environmental issues