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PELOSI: " But the thing is, is that she is personally very faith-filled, and that translates into her civic responsibilities and the rest in a very faith-filled way. That is her personally, I see that. Officially, she is strong about the issues -- you see one of them, a woman’s right to choose, but there’s so many others. She is strong in that regard, officially. And politically, she is very astute and people just don’t realize that. She won against the incumbent for a district attorney. She won in a very competitive race for attorney general. But she figured it out, she figured out she was behind and then she won. And then she won for Senate, that was easier. And then as soon as this, shall we say — I don’t want to say 'opportunity' because — well, this opportunity came along. She just rolled and did it gracefully, respectfully in every way, and — so her political astuteness. Personally, officially, politically, she’s ready."