Mho, she definitely has the prosecutor personality, it's like it's in her bones. But I thought you liked that kind of thing. Avenatti has it too, even though he's a defense lawyer, he plays the game like a prosecutor. I have a tendency not to like this sort for executive and managerial positions, I think they are a bad fit.

Again, like I've brought up before, there's a mistaken tendency to think like our president actually has a lot of political power. And he/she actually doesn't. He/she does have a big bully pulpit, but that's only because everyone falsely believes he/she can effect a lot. (And when they have the bullshit demagogic p.r. skills of a Trump, to the max, of course.)

Edit to add: I was thinking the other day how we've got all these Senators running, and what ever happened to the old conventional wisdom that American voters prefer to vote for governors for president?  Now with this comment, got to thinking how Senators in effect have a bloviator and prosecutor type position already, that's what they are there for. Not to manage a damn thing. To bloviate about how crude the rabble at the House is, and how they know higher, better what we should all think and what we should be doing.