She's less principled and less polished than Mamdani, but the WI Democratic party is on the verge of being dominated by fairly radicalized social democrats if people like her keep building the movement. The state legislature has a small but growing socialist caucus (obviously not the revolutionary kind) and "normal" Democrats don't seem to undermine them the way other state parties do. The culture of Wisconsin gives me a lot of revolutionary pessimism, so I'll take what I can get