If the Clinton campaign implodes, what splain will we get?

[stevenleser]

112. Hillary did well in her senate races in counties typically difficult for Democrats to win in NY

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Senate_election_in_New_York,_2000#Analysis

Clinton won the election on November 7 with 55% of the vote to Lazio's 43%,[97] a difference larger than most observers had expected.[98][99] Clinton won the traditionally Democratic base of New York City by large margins, and carried suburban Westchester County, but lost heavily populated Long Island, part of which Lazio represented in Congress. She won surprising victories in Upstate counties, such as Cayuga, Rensselaer, and Niagara, to which her win has been attributed.

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Lazio's bid was handicapped by the weak performance of George W. Bush in New York in the 2000 election,[99] but it is also clear Hillary Clinton had made substantial inroads in upstate New York prior to Lazio's entry into the race.[99] Exit polls also showed a large gender gap with Clinton running stronger than expected among moderate women and unaffiliated women.

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So, bottom line, Hillary shows strength not just among Democrats but among voters that don't traditionally vote Democratic.

I don't see any support for Warren or Sanders outside of folks that come out every four years and pull the 'D' lever.