Seriously---no snark or "blindered" comments, please---which Democrat can best

[MineralMan]

13. No, not really.

Amy is a bipartisan sort of person. Because of that, there are things she has supported that will cause alarm among progressives. Serious alarm. Those things have not been raised, because she's not a risk for knocking Bernie out of the race. If she were such a risk, they'd be treating her like they're treating Bloomberg.

Senator Klobuchar is a pragmatist. She will support something that Republicans like if it's relatively harmless, in her opinion, and if it will help her get support for something she would like to do.

She's been very effective as a legislator, both in Minnesota and in the Senate, for that very reason. But, she's not getting the kind of vetting from the progressive wing that she would if she had a real chance at the nomination.

Amy's going to start fading on Super Tuesday. She'll probably do OK in Minnesota, but nowhere else really, in those 14 states. Single digit results in those, and falling after March 4.

She might get the not as a VP nominee, depending on who wins the presidential nomination. I'd like that. She's a hard worker with a very good heart. She'd be a good presidential candidate down the road, too. Not this year, though. Trump's too hard to beat, and she really couldn't do it. Maybe in 2024, if we get one of the old guys as our nominee. Even in 2028, maybe.