The Clinton campaign, teetering on its last throes, and ensconced in its self-delusion...as expectation would have it... is set on an impending landslide victory in West Virginia. But, taken at face value, it would seem like only a morale booster that fosters an illusion of a "come-back" mantra that has come symbolize the mystique of the Clinton's "insurmountable" political prowess. Hence this victory, if anything, will engrave in their psyches a false illusion of rescuscitated strategic possibilities and inhibit their ability to grasp the inevitabilty of Hillary Clinton's political demise, at least as pertaining to the current presidential electoral cycle. This is not to rule out renewed Hillary attempts in the near future at another run for the White House, if only she could admit that for now it's over, and that she could still be a winner just by repositioning herself for a possible #2 slot as Barack Obama's running mate. That is, if he would be kind enough to accept her.