[chris37]

It’s one thing to think he’s going to drop out.

It’s another thing to act as if he is or already has and tell his voters to change their support as a result.

They both made a play on something they weren’t sure of, because they wanted to benefit. They exploited the new guy.

It wasn’t a good thing to do.

[D-fendr]

Well, he coulda blamed it on an intern...

[pax_et_bonum]

Exactly.

A phone call to verify would have been the decent thing to do.

[FreeReign]

It's one thing to think he's going to drop out. It's another thing to act as if he is or already has and tell his voters to change their support as a result.

To pass along the CNN tweet to caucus goers is fine.

If somebody changed the tweet and then passed it on to caucus voters then that wouldn't be fine.