TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 2月1日 01時06分

When Jarae Hines arrived in Des Moines last March to work as a field organizer for @elizabethwarren’s campaign, he had no intention of living with a total stranger like Ale Gomez. “I said, ‘We’re gonna live together,’ and he said, ‘Absolutely not, I have no idea who you are,'” recalls Gomez, sitting in Warren’s Beaverdale field office. Two weeks later, they were living in an industrial apartment with a concrete floor, no decorations and a foster cat with a skin condition, even though Hines is allergic. This field office sits in a strip mall next to a podiatrist’s office. One wall features notes from supporters; another displays folders detailing Warren’s policies, under construction-paper cutout letters spelling “she has a plan for that.” A trio of hand-drawn signs labeled “Outwork,” “Out-organize,” and “Outlast” include instructions to “be the ultimate Warren stan” and “be the nice campaign.” If Warren wins #Iowa, writes @charlottealter, it will be due in large part to the people who work in places like this. Hines, photographed at the Ingersoll office, and Gomez are part of the vast army of field organizers and volunteers that has made the Massachusetts Senator’s campaign the best-organized in Iowa, according to local Democrats. Even rival campaigns begrudgingly admit that Warren’s operation is formidable. Read more at the link in bio. Photographs by @dedecim for TIME

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