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She was a first class act. So sorry to see her pass. She sang, danced, and acted, no bullshit politics. I can't remember her being anything but all about family and friends. No politics, just a humble woman who brought some joy to the world. Who is left in the entertainment industry like her? Few if any.
"I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery."
- Thomas Jefferson, letter to James Madison, January 30, 1787
A Beautiful Soul, who came from nothing and never forgot that. Always giving back. As far as politics, she mentioned in interviews (the few she did where it came up) that sure, she had political beliefs, but felt they were personal, and not something that should be shared with her audience, as it had nothing to do with what she was doing on stage or screen
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