Well I’m not a TRA, I just don’t like her. I agree with some of what she says but not all and I think she’s very arrogant with a huge ego. I don’t expect her to care whether I like her or not though.
I’m not quoting to have a go at you; you have an opinion and that’s up to you - but your comment sparked a train of thought more generally.
It’s interesting though, that your dislike is based on “arrogance and ego”. They’re characteristics of many successful men (all of them perhaps?). It’s certainly true of most politicians I know or know of. A degree of certainty about your ability is necessary in order to put yourself in the public view.
Whether its ego or self-confidence and a strong sense of self-worth probably depends on whether you agree with their policies or not. 
We have entire campaigns devoted to increasing women’s bodily confidence, (mostly so they’ll buy product), but ego is still a dirty word when it comes to women.
Posie is kicking serious publicity goals, while withstanding a torrent of opposition, often from her own side. I’d think a healthy ego and a belief in the rightness of her cause, are a necessary prerequisite for her achievements.
While it seems men are allowed access to a range of ways of being, women are limited to the pastel sphere of submission, humility, selflessness, self-effacement and niceness.
I enjoy Posie’s gutsy campaigns, and her willingness to say what she means without feeling the need to hedge about with niceness.