Enjoyed watching Amy on Rachel tonight...

[apcalc]

Her long term view and perseverance reminds me of the line -“ slow and steady wins the race”.

She has determination and grit, common sense.

I quite like it.

[underthematrix]

1. She's always presidential. Always.

[apcalc]

2. Agree

[MontanaMama]

3. I was so happy to see Amy tonight.

Quiet strength. Making her case. Not tearing anybody down. She is quite refreshing.

[cwydro]

4. I like her a lot.

Hope she continues to do well.

[Dem2]

5. This is why I chose to vote for her

She's always been a joy to watch on Rachel.

Not long ago I was laughed at/taunted for saying I liked her Midwest/Minnesota almost Canadian-like niceness/charm.

[First Speaker]

6. I had someone the other day talking about her alleged abuse of her staffers...

...and I had to point out that none other than Joe Biden is also known for a sharp temper with his staff in private. (I owe this to a cousin with Capitol Hill experience.) I don't particularly appreciate this trait in either of them, or indeed in anybody...but in a very busy, very important environment, it's understandable. Jeb Bartlett blew his stack sometimes, if I recall... and I also note that Amy gets attacked for this, and Joe does not. Gee--I wonder why that is...?

[judeling]

7. In the first years she was there

in the Senate with her High turnover numbers that ranked her 1st. Six of the rest of the top 10 where other women senators.

I can't fid the article (it was in like 2010/11) I'll keep looking as this will be coming up again, but part of it explained that if you wanted to advance as a staffer and move up fast, join one of their staffs.

[apcalc]

9. +1

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

8. I changed my DU preference. I still like Joe, but ...

... at this point, my vote would go to Amy. I don't actually have to vote until the week after Super Tuesday, so much could change by then.

There are so many good people running. On the "D" side.