Aisha Dew, Robert Dempsy, Patsy Keever are all connected to Hillary Clinton's campaign. Niko House

[Blue State Bandit]

So eff-ing busted.

[Dr Hobbitstein]

1. Lolz.

I believe every video that some whackjob records on his phone, too. Oh wait, no I don't.

[Archae]

2. Who is this guy and who is he talking about?

[Duval]

3. He is talking about voter suppression in NC.

I have forgotten his name. He goes to UNC-Chapel Hill and talks about his experience. He is angry, and rightfully so. We should all rail against voter suppression, no matter what party we belong to. And now we have the same thing happening in Arizona.

[Archae]

4. So who are the three people in the OP?

[MADem]

6. No--he's talking about what he regards as "disloyal" campaign workers.

He doesn't understand that they are hired guns, not true believers.

[MADem]

5. He doesn't understand that some people are professional campaign operatives.

They work in DNC and local state party jobs, and they take gigs with candidates, running campaigns in states and regions....FOR MONEY. They get a salary and benefits for as long as the candidate wants to pay them.

When the candidate is finished with them and doesn't need their services any more, he gives them their last check and cuts them loose.

What many will do is move on to another campaign. That's what some people did (of the 240 that Sanders hired in SC and elsewhere). This guy is not a professional and he doesn't understand how it works.

It's all new to him and he thinks that everyone is a "true believer." What professional campaign workers do is hew to a party side, pretty much (not much crossover to GOP from DEM, or vice versa) but they'll work for any candidate on their team that cuts a check.

Loyalty for sale, or at least for rent. He's getting all freaky and crying because he doesn't "get" this. It's BUSINESS w/these people. It's how they gain experience and get hired for other jobs.

[LovingA2andMI]

7. Niko is back in the car again...

[Dr Hobbitstein]

8. I find it funny that he only does these videos

In a car, with the phone flipped the wrong way (one of my BIGGEST pet peeves, it's called WIDEscreen not TALLscreen people).