Just watching CNN. Did not declare it for Hillary. Said Hillary declared herself winner.

[madfloridian]

So...what's going on?

[mnhtnbb]

1. She learned that lesson from Bushie Boy. Declare yourself the winner--or have your family do it--

and then you become the injured party when you go to court for a decision. Legal maneuver totally unrelated to
truth or justice.

[John Poet]

2. What, AGAIN?

LOL

Better wait for the Iowa Democratic party to certify the results, Hillary.
You're too impatient to wait for that shallow, statistically aberrational victory.

[AtomicKitten]

3. It hasn't been called yet & there will be a legal challenge.

[loyalsister]

4. Not explicitly

But, it appears she thought she won and gave a rousing speech with no hint of recognition of the ambiguity of the actual results. Some have speculated that they may have been going by internal numbers that turned out to be wrong.

Sadly, she's stuck with that "declaration of victory" narrative that will be hammered on 24 hr news. I think it's possible that NH and maybe even Super Tuesday are going to be polluted by the appearance of arrogance and an onslaught of ridicule. I am not a supporter, but I really feel for her. That is unspinnable and must be terribly embarrassing.

[madfloridian]

5. Agree.

[Nyan]

6. 2000. FOX News. Bush win.

Ring any bell?
But it seems she couldn't pull it off eventually.

[Warren DeMontague]

7. Well that's... kind of the same thing

isn't it?