Two questions about the different positions put out by Sanders and Hillary - throwing it out here in case anyone has answers.<p>- Given the current political context (Congress controlled by GOP for foreseeable future) how likely is it that Sanders can implement his key policies? How likely is it Sanders&#x27; supporters are sacrificing real, incremental progress in favour of idealism?<p>- Hillary is targeting the shadow banking sector, Sanders&#x27; doesn&#x27;t seem to have anything on this topic, how important is this omission in terms of better regulation of the banking sector?