The fact that Michele Bachmann's New Hampshire staffers quit today - including the state campaign manager, who confirmed the? walk-off from the campaign on the record to news outlets - continues to be denied by her national campaign manager, Keith Nahigian.
"We have a great team in New Hampshire and we have not been notified that anyone is leaving the campaign," Nahigian said in a statement that landed even as news outlets confirmed the departures.
Continue Reading"We look forward to spending more time in the Granite State between now and the primary, but our campaign has emphasized that our main focus is the first-in-the-nation caucus state of Iowa and we are continuing to build efforts there. While she will campaign in other states, Michele will spend the majority of her time in Iowa, doing what she does better than all the other candidates - retail politics - leading up to the all important caucuses."
Yet one of the staffers told ABC News that they hadn't been paid for a month.
The issue is likely to dog Bachmann as she heads to the Faith and Freedom Coalition event in Iowa tomorrow night, a candidate cattle at which she needs to break out, given that most of the attention will be on Herman Cain and Rick Perry.
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