"She is a thinker, a policy wonk[yes she was and back in 1980 she put out a paper on the over regulation of utilities that was considerably more free enterprise than the base of the Republican Party. About a decade later she had the 'insight', based on her legal work with families, that families bought expensive homes in order for their kids to go to good schools and that sometimes led to bankruptcy and this 'insight' eventually led to her current 'forgive the debts make other stuff free' theories]
and a hard worker," the board wrote in its endorsement. "She remembers her own family and their struggles to make ends meet and her own desperation as a working mother needing child care
[I suspect the 'desperation' stuff is exaggerated. Her first husband had a good job with IBM, her second husband, who she married in 1980, was a law professor. Interestingly she was a Republican all those yearsl ]
She cares about people, and she will use her seemingly endless energy and passion to fight for them."