In the face of the Wright debacle, I think a lot of us need to remember what we should and shouldn't do.

We shouldn't profess to understand things we cannot.

We shouldn't preach to those who deserve a chance to speak, even if we'd rather they didn't.

We shouldn't distrust our candidate or ask him to solve all the world's problems.

Most importantly, we shouldn't take our eye off the ball, off getting the Nov win and off the reasons the win is so important.

"And it's not surprising then they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations,"

The comment that Obama made, like it or not, is going to be a huge fight going forward.

Check out Lou Dobbs newest poll (after jump) and then rather than get upset let's see how stupid we can make the thousand of 'yes' voters look.

Most know that it's over if Obama wins OH and/or TX Tuesday and we have to be prepared, in the best interest of the party to respectfully start really arguing for a HRC withdrawal from the race.

We always knew when we did this we'd have to fight the Clinton campaign with its ever moving goalposts but the writing is on the wall that Fox News and the rest of the Right will also be pushing for the Dems to go all the way to August cause they know it's in their best interest.

We must be prepared for this fight...