Her party turned on her. She changed trying to stay in the game. Her rhetoric sound good yet does not go deep enough. Many politicians claim to be pro 2nd yet vote for restrictions on that right.

I prefer to see actions not just hear empty words.

She is in total disagreement with the democrats and their pushing of this woke agenda.

I agree with Diggerman, people can come to their senses and change. But, it doesn't mean they will change everything they may have supported in the past overnight.
I prefer to take a "Wait & See" attitude.

I remember prior to Trump's presidential election a few of my conservative friends telling me he was a liberal, but the lesser of two evils when it comes to Hillary. If he is elected, we should plan for the worst and hope for the best.

"if you're not a liberal when you're 20, you have no heart. If you're not a conservative at 40, you have no brain".

That was Winston Churchill.

I am happy that she has recognized the destructive path the woke Dems are taking the country and is openly critical of them. However, I would prefer that she join the Republican party and become a full time, full throated conservative. Instead she went Independant. My concern is that if she runs for public office she may siphon off some of the conservative vote causing the Republican to lose to the Democrat the way Ross Perot got Clinton elected. If her positions are continuing to evolve there is the possibility she will become a solid conservative. Her military service gives me no confidence of that given the politics of some highly decorated veterans such as General Wesley Clark.