I'll reserve my judgment until I see her ability to accurately report on foreign policy.  We know that the Washington Post and New York Times, as well as all of the legacy media organization, are utterly incapable of doing this, so we'll see if she can handle something like that.  Let's see if the Aleppo narrative equally applies to Mosul or not because reasons.  Let's see if Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen is treated in the same way as the Syrian war, or not, again for unexplained reasons.  

When her colleagues at the WaPo beat the war drums and talk about these nefarious "enemies" that we need to "do something" about, we'll see if she calls them out on their BS.  We'll see if she notes the polar reversal in opinion on the CIA once Trump is in control of that organization.  The "you don't trust the CIA?????" narrative will transform, overnight, to "why would anyone trust the CIA?"  Just like that.  I wish she would report more on media hypocrisy in the DC establishment.