voted for her in primaries, instead of "the most progressive POTUS ever", and just ceding the nomination to Trump.

I used to think she just needed to keep hammering the point "you can either have Trump or you can win in November". And while I still can't see how Trump beats Biden, I have to accept I could very well be wrong on that, and as more polls are showing, sadly Trump could actually deliver both. As such, I think her best hope is to just keep showing "Trump being Trump" as he keeps revealing his decline into more and more that of a raving lunatic. Be it ranting about how she was in charge of security on Jan 6, asking where her deployed husband is, and of course "encouraging Russia to do whatever" to our NATO allies.

With that said, it could all easily be moot after SC. If she takes anywhere near the beatdown polls are showing (I don't think she will), she's done. I don't think she has to win it necessarily, but I would say she probably needs to be within single digits if only to show that NH wasn't just a one off. And then keep letting Trump be Trump as he gets more and more frustrated and ranting, to keep that momentum going into MI and then Super Tuesday.

In reality, I'm probably looking at hoping Manchin runs 3rd Party with Portman, Romney, or hooever, as our only viable option for having sane and/or competent leadership in DC come Jan of '25.