When the candidates left the stage on Thursday after the final debate before primary season, there was no rest - yet - for the weary. Instead, they moved on to the spin room, where the reporters asked questions that hadn't been asked in the debate, and the candidates reiterated their messages. New Hampshire Public Radio's Raquel Maria Dillon sent us this postcard from the spin room after a debate last month.
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