Senator Clinton's victory in the above states have set the stage for the final showdown for the Democratic nomination going into these final primaries.
It was not only a great win for Senator Clinton, but a great win for the American people, because these victories proved talking about the issues and solutions were more important to the country than a message of change that has yet to be defined. Senator Clinton has talked about the issues and what she would do if elected President since day one.
Journalists and pundits on MSNBC, Fox News, and some on CNN were openly talking about Clinton dropping out the race after the primaries Tuesday night. They did not even give her a chance and were openly supporting and pushing her opponent. Mike Barnacle said on Morning Joe this past week that journalists should not be in the business of urging candidates to drop out. Rather, they should stick to their jobs of reporting the news. He is so right, but journalists as a whole will never change. Just remember Yogi Berra's golden rule, " It ain't over till its over".
This has been a great Democratic race and there should be no rush to conclusion just because the Republican nominee is already chosen. The people have a right to have their voice heard and when the general election rolls around, the Democratic nominee will be strong and prevail.
Lets see how television journalists handle the rest of the Democratic primaries. I will be willing to bet their presentations will continue to be negative concerning Senator Clinton.
