For once, we agree with Bernie Sanders: People are sick of never-ending election cycles

In reality, this wasn't really a "new" thing. Carter advisor Pat Caddell coined the term way back in the 70's. However, Dean & Co. planned to - in the parlance of Spinal Tap - turn it up to 11. Obviously, it didn't do much to help Hillary. However, it did help Obama push his agenda, and it helped him get re-elected in 2012. Unfortunately, familiarity breeds contempt. Watching this interminable spectacle has been exhausting. It's also turning voters off, and it's making everyone hate politicians more than they already do. Bernie Sanders, a guy who's almost never right about anything, has noticed this. He's pushing a book full of his crackpot notions, and (because the campaign is never supposed to end) he keeps getting asked about 2020. He is, rightfully, sick of it. Watch as Bernie lands on the correct side of an issue - possibly for the first and last time in his entire life:

As Bernie says,

"the media never ever gives up, and instead of focusing on real issues they keep talking about never-ending campaigns. Chris, honestly you've heard me say this to you before. ...We never stop elections. People are sick and tired of it. They want me to go back to Washington to deal with climate change, to deal with health care, to deal with education, to deal with issues that impact their lives. They do not want to see never-ending elections."

I can't believe I'm going to write this but... Well said, Bernie. Your socialist positions are uniformly idiotic, but you're 100% right about this.