These last superdelegates were ones Clinton did not know had committed.

[Gomez163]

AP found them out.

[SFnomad]

1. I'm sure that it is still Secretary Clinton's fault ... somehow n/t

[NurseJackie]

3. Well, obviously! If she didn't plan for it to happen (as some have suggested) then ...

... she should have known about it and prevented it from happening (as others have implied) and even if she knew about it, she may have let it happen (as another groups believes).

[SFnomad]

4. Ok, now my head hurts. How do they keep all these conspiracies straight? n/t

[geek tragedy]

2. what a freaking farce. if the campaign doesn't know they're committed, they're not committed. nt

[JimDandy]

5. No. She knew. They were the ones who didn't want to PUBLICLY commit

and only consented to revealing their preference to the AP as long as the AP wouldn't publicly identify who they are. The AP agreed.

[Gomez163]

6. No. Clinton did not want it out. And the AP story I read contradicts that

[JimDandy]

7. Your assessment is patently absurd.

It would not have been announced unless Clinton approved.

[Gomez163]

8. Yes, that worked so well with the email story

[yodermon]

9. Is that why she labeled images in their email last night "Secret Win"?

http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-na-trailguide-clinton-money-email-uses-images-labeled-1465266744-htmlstory.html

Clinton money email uses images labeled 'secret win'
Hillary Clinton was careful not to claim victory ahead of all the contests Tuesday after the Associated Press declared her to have clinched the needed number of delegates to be the Democratic nominee.

But her campaign sent out a fundraising email to capitalize on the historic moment. It thanks supporters, but adds that the primary "isn't (quite) over" and urges people to "show Hillary that you have her back."

The images in the email were labeled "secret win."