@ehBeth,
I believe their difference are more substantive than that.
Hillary Clinton is politician enough to understand her problem isn't placating or mimicking Bernie Sander, its getting Bernie Sanders voters to commit to her if and when she gets the nod.
I've read that polls indicate that a Clinton/Bush race would chill voter turnout. Even though she would beat Bush, her immediate problem is a hostile Congress. Low voter turnout almost always favor Republicans. And we need to change Congress. I'd trade Bernie Sanders in a moment for Hillary Clinton if we got a start on the rebuilding of an effective Congress.
She's not my favorite candidate because I disagree with her on too many issues none of which is a make or break issue by itself. But together they make me prefer Bernie Sanders.
If I am going to have her as my candidate (and the smart money says I will), I want her to get tough on the banks, Wall Street and the private prison industry, to work to banning fracking, to work to a single payer plan(I haven't seen too much on her proposal), to propose ending capital punishment, three strike laws, mandatory minimum sentencing, a better plan than she's offered for crushing student debt ......
At least she needs to explain herself so that even if I disagree I can understand where she is coming from.
I will vote, I just won't vote for the clown car and as our election system is configured third party votes are pretty much dumb, I am voting for whoever gets the Democratic nod.
Do not confuse me with Lash or Hawkeye.