On the trail with the women running the 2020 campaigns — and all their new gray hairs. Via marieclaire
From bus stops to private jets, the power players behind the 2020 campaigns for president give us an inside look at their nonstop lives on the trail.Days after Pete Buttigieg officially launched his presidential campaign in mid-April, his senior adviser on communications, Lis Smith, found herself in the bathroom of her Manhattan apartment staring into the mirror at patches of white hair that had sprouted in her sleek, dark bob seemingly overnight.
Castro’s campaign manager, Maya Rupert, is only the third black woman in history to run a presidential campaign. Rupert says she’s often underestimated because she doesn’t fit the mold of the typical campaign manager. She’s been stopped from going into events alongside Castro because security guards assume she’s not part of his campaign. Once, a man delivering water to the campaign office in San Antonio asked her if anyone was around who could sign for it.
Bernie Sanders’s deputy campaign manager, Arianna Jones, bought an Apple watch to wear as a backup to her phone alarm. “I’m not a morning person, but there’s no sleeping past 7 a.m. at this point,” says Jones, 31. “The joke among many other folks on the trail is that you always have to consider the potential for waking up to Trump having tweeted about your candidate. There were several mornings where the day started without me.
Smith made a split-second decision to delay the event until she could find Buttigieg a microphone and his own sound system so that his speech wouldn’t be drowned out by protests. “All right, we gotta pause,” she told him as he waited to greet his supporters. “Here’s the good news: You managed to bring Jesus Christ and Satan together. The bad news is that they’re both heckling you.” Buttigieg laughed and followed Smith’s plan, and the event went off without a hitch.
Kate Bedingfield, Biden’s deputy campaign manager and communications director, likes competing with like-minded and similarly accomplished women. “It’s fun to go up against people you know to be smart and great and capable,” says Bedingfield, 37. “You have a sense of how they think and operate because you’ve worked with them before.”
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