Like an Army, a Campaign Travels on Its Stomach

What do we learn? Sometimes there are data dumps that confound our expectations about candidates, and sometimes, we get material that confirms them. Here we learn that the Paul campaign, holding no debt, tracks the most minute expenditures at average joe fast food places, that the Romney campaign eats well or eats in airports, and that the other two guys are too strapped and too busy to care about this stuff.

— David Weigel, writing in Slate, interpreting the food-related expenses of the four Republican presidential campaigns.

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