Reply #45: I didn't mean his personality is humble

[KaraokeKarlton]

His politics are humble. He isn't under the impression that he shouldn't have to work hard for the nomination and he knows full well who is making it happen for him. He listens to his supporters and makes it clear to his supporters how much he appreciates all they are doing.

A candidates politics can be humble without their personality being so as well.

Does that make more sense? I should have differentiated in my post, I suppose, but I honestly thought people would "get" what I was saying.

This is the definition I'm thinking of: reflecting, expressing, or offered in a spirit of deference or submission...or, in other words...people-powered.