 But she did go on to very narrowly win the attorney general race in 2010. She made a name during her time there as attorney general for really putting the screws to the banking system. After that mortgage meltdown, she walked away from a deal with banks and ended up getting 10 times the amount that they were offering. And that really put her on the national stage. And then, of course, she ran for the U.S. Senate when Barbara Boxer stepped down.