>In fact, she seems like the candidate both sides of
>the left could get behind.

all of this talk about 'electability' (or lack there of) glosses over the fact that she...more than anyone...has the best chance of threading the needle between the 2 major factions of the party.

shes a lefty...she seems/talks mainstream/moderate...and shes great at presenting new/complex ideas for people to chew on.

she obviously has progressive policies...but has that educated air about her that suburban moderates are attracted to (plus the family/employment policies). shes pro-labor/consumer (for the white working class) and whenever she speaks in front of a black audience (particularly with women) she kills it with her authenticity when it comes to racial justice.

shes a grownup bernie (c) me lol.

i think we got sidetracked by the pocahontas stuff but now people are getting re-acquainted with the stuff that made her a rising star in the party in the first place.