Accuracy in Media

After getting trounced in New Hampshire, doubts are starting to form about her viability as a candidate among black Americans.

Eugene Robinson, a panelist on MSNBC’s Morning Joe, was frank, “She got creamed” in New Hampshire. CNN’s Carol Costello said similar things, that Hillary was “destroyed” and it was “painful” to watch. Photo by tedeytan

Hillary Clinton is having a huge demographic problem after a blowout loss to Bernie Sanders in New Hampshire. Photo by tedeytan

Christie, the New Jersey governor, will drop out of the GOP nomination race after a subpar performance in the New Hampshire GOP primary. Looks like his debate performance in painting Marco Rubio as a robot worked. Photo by Disney | ABC Television Group

The Clinton campaign seemed resigned to the fact they they would lose New Hampshire, but to lose it by this huge a margin should worry them. Bernie Sanders, on the other hand, seemingly has the momentum, but the delegate count is in favor of Hillary Clinton. (Image from Fox News)

In the exit polls, 93% of those polled said Bernie Sanders is trustworthy, with Hillary garnering only 5%. (Image from Tre Goins-Phillips on Twitter)

While in New Hampshire, a young person mentioned how a photo went “viral,” to which Hillary Clinton thought it sounded like a disease. No wonder she’s having a tough time connecting with the Millennials, huh? Photo by tedeytan

Fox News reported that Donald Trump took the primary with 35%, with former Ohio governor John Kasich at 16% and Ted Cruz in third at 12%. (Graphic via Fox News).

After placing second in Iowa, Trump wins New Hampshire. Onto South Carolina. Photo by Michael Vadon

New Hampshire’s primary could sift out the rest of the GOP presidential field, depending on who does well or over-performs. On the Democratic side, it could notch a win for Bernie Sanders over Hillary Clinton and set up a battle for South Carolina.