In Howard Kurtz’s Washington Post Media Notes column, yesterday’s article expresses the complainants of various reporters that this primary is taking way to long and they are sick of covering it.  He quotes Ana Marie Cox, a Time reporter and blogger, saying: “Of course it's historic, it's amazing, I feel lucky to be covering it. But how many more stories do I have to read, or be forced to write, about when Hillary will drop out?”

Here’s an idea: stop writing about when candidates will drop out and cover more important things, like the issues.  Granted it’s important to cover the developments of the race, but it is unnecessary to over-saturate coverage by hypothesizing over when she will drop out.  These stories aren’t important.  What’s the point in obsessing over the hypothetical – just wait until we find out and in the meantime, do your job and don’t complain about it.