Here's the thing, it doesn't change the math. But it's great that Hillary has so much support from West Virginia and Kentucky.

Clinton will win with a significant margin--a land slide, if you will. No, this victory will not change the political alignment but it might help to boost the morale of Clinton supporters and the campaign (albeit, briefly). Unfortunately, I don't think the SDs are looking anymore for evidence or an excuse to to move in significant numbers towards Clinton. I do really want Clinton supporters enjoy the victory because this has been a long and hard fought campaign.

Honey, you could start by learning how to spell Democrat.

You are truly hurting right now. I really feel kind of sorry for Hillary supporters who just refuse to look at the facts. As Opus pointed out, WV has a whopping 27 delegates to award, and even if she wins all of them (which she won't), it won't make a dent in Obama's lead. Next week is Kentucky and Oregon, and he's going to win Oregon by a large margin, which will put the race totally out of reach for her. No matter how you spin WV and Kentucky, it's not going to happen. The supers aren't going to suddenly have a "Hillary epiphany" based on WV or Kentucky - she has been slated to win that state for months and it will come as no surprise. Obama has picked up I think 4 or 5 superdelegates today, and I imagine that he will continue to do so every day until he gets to 2025.