Telling the truth is a valid point. That aside, how about jeopardizing national security by transmitting and receiving on an unsecured computer, classified information? How about the mishandling of classified information, allowing uncleared personnel access to it while they maintained her equipment? How about the illegal and improper destruction of that classified information? How about tax fraud? How about applying for a leadership position, president, and yet abandoned men in Libya to be slaughtered? And even though you don't believe it is a sin to lie about it, tell the victim's family an outright and deliberate lie as to how they died, by blaming it on a video that only had less than 400 views? How about lying under oath? Just a few of the many issues that I find unacceptable. So, do any of the Republicans compare in equal complicity?

Realize before answering, IF you haven't run away by now, that any answer you give defending her will probably be laughed at or receive replies of a derisive nature.

Other than the fact that you do not wish to vote Republican, you have not given a legitimate reason for your vote. Having the Clinton last name or that she is a woman (debatable) is hardly a valid or common sense reason for giving her your very important vote. You seem to have some semblance of an education if you are able to read and respond on here, so I am puzzled at the implied ignorance you project regarding your political choice. Emotions can elicit radical actions, of course.