Congratulations to Sanders and his supporters for a tough fight and a tough loss

[wyldwolf]

And an early congrats for a probable New Hampshire win.

See you in Nevada and South Carolina.

[jeff47]

1. Why is it some people can never remember Nevada exists? (nt)

[wyldwolf]

5. Doh! Long night!

[DURHAM D]

2. Are you skipping Nevada?

[SidDithers]

3. DU rec...nt

Sid

[TCJ70]

4. 50/50 is a loss?

I guess I could say the same thing to you then! Condolences.

[wyldwolf]

6. Hillary won. It's been called. She wins the most delegates. Move on.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

7. It wasn't a tough loss. It was effectively a victory

because Hillary was expected to win handily but just barely (.2%) pulled off a technical win with the help of some lucky coin tosses. If your win is based on flipping coins, it's not much of a win. Bernie and his supporters are very happy today.

[Punkingal]

8. Thank you. Nice of you to say.

I feel like we won, though, in many ways.

[earthside]

9. A pyrrhic tie is not a win.

Sanders will take the win in Iowa ...

No matter how the Hillarians, the Democratic Party establishment, and parts of the mainstream media punditry may spin it, their inevitable one couldn't best a guy most Iowans and Americans had't even heard of six months ago.

Progressivism is on the march and we can'tism is being rejected.

[wyldwolf]

11. The Democratic Party has called the race for Clinton. She wins the most delegates. Time to move on.

[Cali_Democrat]

10. That's very kind of you, wyldwolf

[KingCharlemagne]

12. She won a tactical victory but she's lost the war. Stick a fork in her. She's done - nt

[whatchamacallit]

13. Congratulations to Hillary and her supporters for an advantaged fight and a weak victory

[Nanjeanne]

14. This is so sad

or funny.

Sure Clinton won. She got more delegates. Sure 6 or 7 of them were from a coin toss. She can claim victory. I guess I'm just so surprised that she is. I realize she wants the perception of being a WINNER. But it looks so petty when you see the actual totals and understand how truly close they are. Especially when you realize that Iowa has 44 delegates - and I believe with the last precinct going to Bernie - they actually wind up with 22 each (before it was 22 to 21 with 1 undecided) for the convention.

Yes I know Hillary has sewn up all the super delegates. We've heard that as well. But super delegates don't vote until the convention - so basically it's meaningless to count your chickens before they hatched.

The graciousness of Clinton (and her supporters) is a sight to behold. I'm getting dizzy from all the spin.