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she's not ready for the big time yet.

I agree. She didn't do one interview with tough questions, and literally ran away from reporters when the Crockajawea story was hot rather than talk about it. If she sat down for an interview with someone who asked her specific questions that she couldn't answer in pablum, she'd quickly reveal herself to be an intellectual lightweight.

There are some topics she'd have to deal with. She was flipping foreclosed homes with her brother in Ohio, and was practicing law from her Harvard school office even though the bar had no record of her registration as a lawyer in Massachusetts. She surrendered her New Jersey license mid-campaign for undisclosed reasons (did she tick the "I'm an Indian" box?). And then there was the cookbook she contributed recipes to: Pow-Wow Chow. Won't the PC Police get all incensed over that?

And she didn't win the senate election with a landslide; it was 54/46. In Massachusetts.

There are some topics she'd have to deal with. She was flipping foreclosed homes with her brother in Ohio, and was practicing law from her Harvard school office even though the bar had no record of her registration as a lawyer in Massachusetts. She surrendered her New Jersey license mid-campaign for undisclosed reasons (did she tick the "I'm an Indian" box?). And then there was the cookbook she contributed recipes to: Pow-Wow Chow. Won't the PC Police get all incensed over that?

That's why she says she is not running. I really suspect that she isn't. The current noise is just a sop to the party's ultra-left.