"We should move on."

That's what Hillary just said during the Indiana town hall when asked by a voter whether the Wright controversy should remain an issue in the campaign.

Then, pressed by George Stephanopoulos as to whether she was saying Wright shouldn't be part of the campaign at all anymore, Hillary said: "People talk about it. there's no doubt that people talk about it." She added that people would elect a president based on the solutions he or she is offering.

A week or so ago, Hillary chief strategist Geoff Garin also said that we should "move on" from Wright, but Hillary subsequently hit Wright in harsh terms on Fox News.

The Clinton campaign message on Wright has proceeded on two tracks: High-mindedly saying that he shouldn't be an issue in the campaign while simultaneously saying that he is something that voters care about.

The latter, of course, helps ensure that he remain an issue.