Joe Sestak Drops Off The Radar!

His ship has sunk. Joe Sestak drops out the race.

Joe Sestak's long shot quest for the Democratic nomination for president is over. The former U.S. Congressman from Pennsylvania has decided to hang it up.

"I want to thank you for the honor of running for President of the United States of America," Sestak said in a presser. The retired three-star U.S. Navy Admiral and former two-term lawmaker tweeted on Sunday night.

"It has been an endeavor filled with immeasurable wisdom, passions, humor and insights to, and from, the people of America," he said.

"I deeply appreciate the support so many of you offered -- whether by volunteering, offering financial contributions or coming out to our campaign events," Sestak said.

He continued: "It's a marvelous fabric we Americans have woven together throughout the centuries. I know there is a tear in that fabric right now; but it can be repaired by someone who can lead, and therefore united, all Americans."

"A moral compass for our great ship of state is the beacon most needed today. And it is for the Captain of State who offers it that all Americans will provide the fair winds and following seas to advance us," Ssestk added. "That is necessary for us both at home and abroad, to convene the world to advance our polices and commitment to democratic values for our collective good."

The field is winding down. It's apparent that many of the candidates are realizing that the "status quo" candidates running aren't capable of beating Donald J. Trump.

Given if the election was today, Trump would have enough threshold electoral votes to win reelection.