Kristen Gilibrand (Post-Obama Senator, Represents milestone Democrats want, Political savvy+ media connections)
That raises an interesting question. If Clinton is the 2016 Democratic nominee, but loses the general election, will the yearning among some primary voters to nominate a woman the next time around, in 2020, be intensified, or subdued? Obviously, it's hard to say without seeing how the campaign plays out, but is there a scenario in which she loses, and people blame it in part on the voters not being ready for a female candidate, or something like that?
