I think West Virginia is not an expensive state to campaign in as it has small media markets. Neither, for that matter, are Kentucky (though Cincinnati is probably a little pricey) and Oregon.

I think she goes on through the last primary. It's only two more weeks or so. After that, she probably suspends her campaign. There is also the matter of the rules committee meeting on May 31st that will consider Michigan and Florida.

Hillary Clinton refers to the next President as a 'he' Speaking to voters in the Appalachian state, she said: "All the kitchen table issues that everybody talks to me about......

Her financial problems, if nothing else, may force her to bow out after ending on a high note in West Virginia, where she is expected to beat Senator Barack Obama by a landslide in Tuesday’s primary contest.

If that's the case, I'd expect her to be spending far less in WV, so as to minimize the amount of debt she has when she drops out. Does anybody know what she's been spending there so far?

For that matter, Hillary’s old enough to have been trained in grammar in the days when “he” was considered gender neutral when referring to hypotheticals.

When did that stop being taught?

However, I also wouldn't be surprised if she took her case to the courts and the Clinton campaign continued after the Democratic Convention had already anointed Barack Obama as the candidate.