WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hillary Clinton scored a big victory over front-runner Barack Obama in West Virginia on Tuesday, but it could be too little and too late to stop his march to the Democratic presidential nomination.
Clinton hoped the easy win in a state dominated by the white working-class voters who have been her biggest supporters will turn around her campaign and boost her argument she is the Democrat with the best chance to beat Republican John McCain in November's election.
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