Despite a major field operation in the state, her organizers were frustrated that Mook wouldn’t provide basic resources like campaign literature so they could try to persuade voters to back Hillary. “What is the point of having a hundred people on the ground if you’re not giving them any of the tools to do the work?” said one veteran Democratic organizer familiar with the Wisconsin operation. “That should be part of the plan.” The complaint echoed those of campaign leaders across the battleground states.
