Things got weird in West Virginia Tuesday night.
Bernie Sanders won the state's primary over
Hillary Clinton, and while the delegates he collects will do nothing to
knock the front-runner off her glide path to the Democratic nomination,
it will give the insurgent candidate a much-needed shot of adrenaline
during what could be a good month for him.
That part was expected. The rest was not.
West Virginia, like other Southern and
Appalachian states, is at the tail end of a long transition away from
Democratic Party, which once ruled the South, to the GOP, the natural
ideological home of its conservative voters.
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