But only 16% think other Americans are just as ready for a female commander in chief.

The actress was dead serious when talking to Variety on the "Veep" red carpet and people loved it.

She is not going to move the voters with her oratory skills, or by making promises that everyone already predicts. She needs to narrow her communication gap with the voters by dispensing with the guarded persona that muddles her message--even though the content in her message is far more defined, corporeal, and nuanced than her opponent's rather murky "plans" (declarations only, no details).

Showing America and the world that it is indeed possible for a woman to become the presidential nominee of a major party is life-changing.