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Newspaper columnist eats his words

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Here's a pro tip from Washington Post syndicated political columnist Dana Milbank: Don't ever declare you'll eat your words if you're wrong about something.

In October, Milbank said he'd eat his column if Donald Trump becomes the GOP nominee. "The day Trump clinches the nomination I will eat the page on which this column is printed in Sunday’s Post. I have this confidence for the same reason Romney does: Americans are better than Trump," he wrote.

So today, which, for the record, is not the day Trump clinched the nomination, the Washington Post released a video of Milbank, after it found a chef to fancy up some newsprint.

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