NASHUA, N.H. _ Pete Buttigieg reiterated his declaration of victory. Bernie Sanders' campaign heralded their vote total. Joe Biden said he'd walk away with delegates. And Elizabeth Warren attempted to lump herself into a three-way race that excluded the former vice president.
The dark cloud hanging over the Iowa caucuses morphed into a hazy fog in New Hampshire, as the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates grappled with how to create momentum heading into the increasingly critical first-in-the-nation primary next week after the Iowa caucuses failed to produce a clear-cut winner.
"I know a few people who were waiting to see what happens in Iowa because they thought it might provide some clarity in the race," said Kathy Sullivan, a former New Hampshire Democratic Party chairwoman who endorsed Warren. "How'd that work out?"
