As Secretary of State, she gets to keep herself distanced from the President's economic policies. However, when push comes to shove and questioned to a point where she must respond, she does what every Sec of State does: support the President.

>One thing that cannot be denied, she has done an excellent job as Secretary of State. Even Republicans admit that and that is unusual
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>I agree, she's done some good things. She raised money from U.S. corporations for good and worthy international causes,
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>She still cracks me up by trying to find a silver lining in the failed ObamaCare initiative (even recently she's made public speeches saying it's successful!)...so sometimes I'm not sure she knows her economic left from her right - but when it comes to human rights and trying to keep a peace, she does know right from wrong. I just listened to an interview in Belgium where she (rightly) made a distinction between lower-level Taliban in Afghanistan who are willing to surrender, and the rest of them.