Yes, Hillary, the nomination battle is, in fact, over.

Let me see if I have this straight.

Barack Obama has won more states than Hillary Clinton.
Barack Obama has more delegates than Hillary Clinton.
Barack Obama has more superdelegates than Hillary Clinton
Barack Obama has about 600,000 more popular votes than Hillary Clinton.

And yet she keeps saying that she is more electable than Obama.

Here's what Hillary said last night:

Saying the nomination battle "isn't over yet," she told cheering supporters in Charleston that, as a result of her victory, "I am more determined than ever to carry on this campaign until everyone has had a chance to make their voices heard."

Clinton argued that, by winning in states such as Ohio, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, New Hampshire and now West Virginia, she has demonstrated strength where it counts. "The White House is won in the swing states, and I am winning the swing states," she said.

And here are some headlines from earlier today:

Clinton's Rout in W.Va. Might Not Be Enough (WaPo)
Unwilling to Fall, Clinton Knocks Out a Convincing Victory and Moves Onward (Fox)
Clinton Hopes to Build Momentum after West Virginia Victory (VOA News)

"Might not be enough"??
"Convincing victory"??
"Build momentum"??

What's even more fascinating is that the Washington Post article has been edited since this afternoon to have a much more reasonable headline. Maybe someone smacked them upside the head.