Accuracy in Media

Looks like a huge landslide win for Hillary Clinton, which almost guarantees her nomination, as if that was in doubt with the super delegate system in place.

She lost the Millennial vote in New Hampshire to Bernie Sanders, so the odds of her clawing back among Millennials probably won’t improve in South Carolina’s primary on Saturday.

It’s a really good take from the Washington Examiner’s Philip Klein on 5 things political junkies learned from the South Carolina primary. Photo by Michael Vadon

Jeb Bush suspended his presidential campaign after a lackluster performance in South Carolina, but Trump took the state. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio were vying for second place in a closer-than-expected finish by the time this blog was written. Photo by nordique

Donald Trump is at it again. He’s threatening a lawsuit if the Cruz campaign doesn’t apologize for ads they’ve been running against Trump. Photo by marcn

“Dubya” is now campaigning with his brother Jeb to help boost Jeb’s presidential campaign. Photo by Michael Vadon

Poll done by the Augusta Chronicle showed Donald Trump leads the polls with 36% with Cruz at 20% and Rubio at 15%. Photo by marcn

Well, better than drag his old mother, Barbara Bush, to the campaign trail. Dubya to the rescue? Photo by Michael Vadon

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