I liked her, even when I disagreed with her.
And she was not afraid to speak out, and she paid the price:
But she was a class act:
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She was a classy babe.
RIP
Classy lady. And, like the most recent female VP candidate, probably smarter and more capable than her running mate.
She did indeed seem like a class act. My condolences to her family and friends.
Before she ran for VP, she came to our small upstate NY town, not too far from Ithaca to visit a friend. She got off the plane, looking a bit lost. As we are a friendly town, asked if I could help. She said that she thought she could get a cab into town but clearly our airport did not meet her expectations.
I offered to give her a ride into town in my chariot, at that time at 1974 Vega wagon. She gamely accepted. We had a pleasant ride into town. In the chit chat, I asked her where she hailed from and what she did. She told me that she "worked in Washington". It was only much later that I realized who she was.
All in all, a good sport and a genuine person. And I am a lifelong Republican.