> Not directly related to this discussion, but I'm in a couple of private election-related groups. People there have been explaining why they're voting for Hillary. Some of the stories they have to tell about their lives and what they've faced because they're women or because they're gay (or both) are blood-curdling. I've had tears in my eyes more than once.
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>When I think that it is possible for a criminal to become our next president, I also find myself crying. If she is elected, one of her first acts may be to pardon herself and after that, impeachment proceedings will begin. As if we haven't been enough of an international laughing stock during Obama's reign....

Given that the GOP has been trying to take her down for 30 years, I think you should really give us the whole "she's a criminal" thing. She's a politician. She behaves like one.

But she's a politician who's mostly for the things I'm for and against the things I'm against. Trump is a liar, a fraud and a jerk, with the emotional maturity of a six-year-old.

Tamar