

Not really. She just refused to speak publicly about politics in general, except when it came to support for marginalized groups. So she had immense support for the gay and trans community, the black community, women, minorities, et cetera. You can infer her politics from that, but she often refused to speak about individual politicians, and did not throw her weight behind political campaigns. In a very big way, this has helped to push many towards tolerance and compassion, and the political figures that go with that.
For instance, saying “I support gay marriage,” effectively told people which party she voted for, but by refusing to name the party or the politician, she gave many of her fans a way to realize their own voting habits might be misaligned, without the immediate, unthinking backlash and reactionary results of saying “I am voting for the Democrat”
From her very outspoken support of the groups she supported, it’s almost impossible not to tell that she was left of center.









This reminds me of the story of when my mom’s school (elementary school) was integrated. I don’t know how to tell it on here, considering the, uh, language, that the teacher used. :/