I think she's absolutely right. And what that means is to unify in a really strong way around the issues that have become front and center in this campaign -- income inequality, police misconduct, more affordable housing for people at every level, homeless, moderate and middle income Americans, real job creation with jobs that people can live on and pay their rent on.
Christine Quinn supports Hillary Clinton's call for party unity around key issues.
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