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Today's Hillary News & Views begins with continued coverage of Clinton's Iowa victory, which has moved from "apparent” to “official” since yesterday’s entry.
Talking Points Memoreports:
"I've won there and I've lost there. It's a lot better to win," Clinton told a packed gymnasium in Nashua, New Hampshire, referring to her third-place finish in the Hawkeye State during her first presidential campaign in 2008.
Clinton's remarks came roughly at the same time the Iowa Democratic Party officiallydeclared her the victor in the Iowa caucuses. Clinton's campaign had been making the claim since the wee hours of the morning, even though not all precincts had reported and the race was still tight.
Clinton, like most other presidential candidates were doing, turned to the New Hampshire primary.
"I am so grateful for all of you, every single one of you who are here this morning to kick off this last phase of the primary campaign here at New Hampshire. As you know, my husband and I are pretty fond of this state," she said.
CNN has a demographic breakdown of the win, but the homogeneity of the state may limit its usefulness in some of the categories.