There are always political hotshots in America who momentarily become much talked-about in the country... but their significance doesn't translate as well outside of the States. Sure, people elsewhere might hear about them - such is the omnipresent nature of American current affairs - but what they represent won't matter in the same way it does back home.
And if you're someone in the UK who isn't glued to the internet, chances are high that you won't have heard much about her at all. Between Brexit and Covid, there's too much going on in the country already, and the life and times of a New York political representative... it doesn't come high on the list right now.
The core subscribers of UK Vanity Fair are likely to be well-informed about these things - but newsstand sales in local supermarkets in the UK? I don't fancy the chances.
