She could have said many things at that moment, but she chose to directly address the sections of our society who need help the most. She sounded like an honourable woman and we will see how much progress she makes.
She also didn't sound patronising like Margaret Thatcher or William Hague. Their voices alone set my hackles rising.
At a time when there's no effective opposition, she seems the best choice for PM and as I said, I wish her well. Perhaps our second female PM will not prove to be as divisive as our first. Let's face it though, it's not a difficult challenge.