and why she is for or against it. She isn't afraid of speaking out against the power
structure (the big banks, for instance) which most politicians of either side avoid doing.
She has the great asset of being able to draw people to her points of view.
The proof of this lies in the fact that the numbers of Americans who feel that they see
eye to eye with her on what she stands for. Her honesty, sincerity and integrity show
through. So does her intelligence and willingness to work for the benefit of all Americans,
not just the few big rich corporations. She owes no political debts. She won her
senatorial race mainly with having raised money from the grass-roots (the largest amount
in any senate race thus far) and not from the corporations.
She was a Republican in the past, yes, but has changed her mind when she saw how
the Republicans had changed over the years to what they have become today. Some see
this as something negative. Many don't. I see this as an asset. She is able to face reality,
and make appropriate changes when that reality has changed.
I've seen her both being both tough as well as gentle and diplomatic, and very appropriately,
according to what was required for that particular situation.
People are drawn to her because she inspires trust. She is a leader.
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