I have certainly doubted Hillary Clinton at times. When I read about Elizabeth Warren’s indictment of Hillary about the 2003 bankruptcy bill, I turned anti-Hillary. But as I read more about it, I realized it wasn’t so clear. And then I read Hillary’s excellent account of the amendments that were added to the bill to turn it from bad to tolerable. And the bill was supported by many, so Hillary gave it her vote. Even Elizabeth Warren now endorses Hillary.

How Does Clinton Change Their Minds?

The Bernie or Bust supporters took their rage all the way to the Democratic National Convention. They constantly interrupted pro-Hillary speakers– basically everyone. Their contempt for Hillary was so strong that comedian Sarah Silverman told them to stop being ridiculous. After Clinton clinched the nomination, the Bernie or Bust movement has lost some steam. Even this group has chosen to endorse Hillary.

What is it? Is it a tale of two evils? Are voters slowly giving in simply to avoid a Trump presidency? Probably. For those who don’t support Trump, Clinton is the only viable alternative. Sure, there’s Gary Johnson and Jill Stein.  But the odds of either of them beating Trump in November are slim.

False allegations and true leadership and ability

But there’s more to it than just saving us from Trump. Clinton was able to win over Elizabeth Warren with her diplomacy and accountability. Time and time again, she has proven that she has what it takes to lead the nation. She’s often been the subject of investigations and accusations. But she was never found guilty of any wrongdoing. From Benghazi to her private email server, she has shown that she’s either doing the right thing or making small mistakes while otherwise performing admirably.

As people both inside and outside the Democratic party try to bring her down, she perseveres. Though the internet is awash in allegations, they’re false. She’s able to win new allies because she knows what she’s doing. Clinton keeps rising way above the corrupt narrative that’s being written for her.

In the process, she’s winning our support. She may not be the most liked candidate ever. But she is the by far the most qualified.