[bajabaja]

I read that, and considered that as a subtle accusation as well, but then I thought he may mean that Iowans who left the state for Illinois’ colleges returned for the cauci.

Then there is the problem of actually believing that if HRC “reached out” to “young people” that they would instantly and uniformly respond positively. Her problems aren’t solved by delegating more people to “youth outreach” — but if she wants to think that, fine.

[Does so]

"...I read that, and considered that as a subtle accusation as well, but then I thought he may mean that Iowans who left the state for Illinois’ colleges returned for the cauci..."

It's even more subtle than that: it's a call for Massachusetts students to drive north an hour to vote in New Hampshire. (NH has same-day voter registration).

[Brad from Tennessee]

“. . . but then I thought he may mean that Iowans who left the state for Illinois’ colleges returned for the cauci.”

That’s what he said. But Edwards beat Hillary too and Bill didn’t mention Iowa residents returning from North Carolina colleges.

I read today on another post that the Clintons are filling out the crowds at their events in New Hampshire with Hillary partisans from Massachusetts and New York.