Sadly (for you, I think), she's one of the few genuine supporters of Rand in the Tower, so will likely be in the forefront, along with Nynaeve, Elayne and Cadsuane, in supporting Rand's efforts in TG.

I have to ask... did you read the part in tDR where Egwene gave up her position as Amyrlin and was ready to use Balefire on Sisters and Warders to save Rand from stilling? And this was in a world where she wasn't even sure Rand was the Dragon Reborn! Did you read the part where she tells Moiraine that she's glad the Tower split because this means less opposition for Rand from the Aes Sedai? Did you read the part where she told Siuan that any lie of hers is justified if it keeps the Rebellion alive since that's all she beleives keeps Elaida from harming Rand or the BT?
Having your own perspective is one thing, but you're being wilfully blind here. Even if we were to agree with you that Egwene thinks that she's the only person who can guide Rand, she at least thinks to herself that his own welfare is important. And she's the last person, even behind Nynaeve, in thinking that the Seanchan way of collaring a person is the solution to any problem, let alone Rand! If there's one thing about Egwene you can be certain of, its that working with the Seanchan, against anyone but the Shadow, is going to be impossible for Egwene.

Okay, as of KoD, Egwene believes that it was Rand's ta'veren effect that made sisters swear to him. She still thinks its wrong, but shows no sign of blaming Rand for it.
And Egwene, no one else but her, wondered why the Tower had to gentle men. Once she knows about the Cleansing, she'll probably be the first to ask to Hall to allow men to become Aes Sedai, equal in all ways to thw women.
More importantly, Egwene, despite the threat of being removed from the Amyrlin Seat, stated categorically that she would never ever support the use of compulsion on the Asha'man (men whom she believes will go mad). This view of hers does not change even when Lelaine points out that the Rebels think Rand compelled sisters. You'd have to do some amazing juggling to convince anyone that a woman who wouldn't even consider retaliatory compulsion on men destined to go mad would countenance collaring the Dragon Reborn to keep these men safe when she knows they aren't fated to go mad. Egwene's dead set against compulsion and even more violently against collaring. She isn't capable of collaring Elaida, let alone Rand!

Okay, give me one quote of Egwene's which says this. If Aes Sedai power is most important, why the hell was she gald for Rand's sake that the Tower split?

Oh really? The megalomaniac Egwene will share power with the empire that tormented her and is the cause of her most acute psychological issues? I'm sorry, but this kind of crazy reasoning is why I find our posts the most ludicrously imbalanced in this board. Cannoli is way saner than you, and he's pretty far gone by normal standards.