By Doug Cunningham

West Virginia’s mostly white, working class handed Hillary Clinton a blowout win against Barrack Obama in the Democratic Presidential primary. Clinton told her supporters she’s in this race ‘til the end.

[Clinton]: “I'm in this race for the millions of Americans who know that we can do better in our country. For the nurse on her second shift, for the worker on the line, for the waitress on her feet, for the small business owner, the farmer, the teacher, the coal miner, the trucker, the solider, the veteran, the college student."

The next primary states are Kentucky and Oregon on May 20. Clinton has a strong lead in Kentucky polls, while Obama leads in Oregon. She's insisting that the Michigan and Florida delegations count in the nomination process and her campaign says counting those votes along with the rest of the final states, Clinton will edge Obama in the overall popular primary vote. Clinton insists she's the strongest candidate to face John McCain in the fall.