So, you're upset that Hillary won't just lay down before the final bell?

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I understand your frustration.

But, this fight is going on to a decision in about three weeks. Her rival, the honorable Barack Obama, is the odds on favorite in that decision, but, who knows?

I'm looking forward to hearing the voices of the voters in all of the upcoming, remaining races, especially in Kentucky, West Virginia, and Oregon.We'll get a decision on Michigan and Florida and we'll go on to choosing our nominee.

I don't see the need for any more of the acrimony about Hillary Clinton's perseverance in this race. It didn't work to push her out of the contest when it began after Iowa, and it's just too late now to make any difference.

Three weeks. That's all we have left to manage in this primary. The extended contest has energized the voters in these states like never before and has firmly placed the Democratic stamp on the upcoming presidential election. Both candidates deserve great credit for the energy, enthusiasm, commitment, and determination which has elevated our party's values, principles and agenda to a national level of focus and acceptance.

Both candidate's supporters deserve a great deal of credit for how they've carried our message to the voters and have made this such a dynamic and historic contest. I'm looking forward to the reconciliation in our party which is, without a doubt, going to be a momentous coming together of Americans determined to take our country back.