Have Democrats set a trap for themselves by lionizing Stacey Abrams?

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The path to the presidency doesn’t normally begin with a stint as a state legislator and then a failed gubernatorial run, but Stacey Abrams is looking to change that.

The ascendance of Abrams, whose name remained largely unknown nationally until 2017 when she began her gubernatorial campaign in Georgia, offers a prime example of a politician failing upward.

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