You apparently have all kinds of reasons but don't bother to write any of them down.
I won't vote for HRC for a couple of reasons. First and foremost is the fact that unfair as it is, you simply can't disconnect her from Bill Clinton and the Clinton machine. They will raise their hand, swear to tell the truth, and lie to your face. They will do what they want if it suits their purposes. I'm not interested in more of that. Call it Clinton fatigue if you will, but that's the way it is. I've felt that way about both Republican and Democratic administrations. By the time the eight years are over my attitude us usually something along the lines of I don't want to ever hear about those people again.
Second, I have no idea what I'm getting with HRC. Some of the Republican candidates of the past elections have come in and said "I want to cut taxes, roll back government regulation, and limit marriage to a man and a woman." Ok. I don't necessarily agree with all those positions, but at least I know what it is you want to do, and at some point they try to push those things through.
Kind of the same with Bernie Sanders. I don't agree with many of his positions, but personally I believe that had he been elected he would try to do exactly what he said he was going to do.
Clinton, not so sure. In many ways she is a little like Trump in that she will tell the audience what they want to hear. She just isn't as crass about it as he is.
She'll sit here and preach a progressive agenda, then go to wall street and tell them she's got their back.
I just really have no ability to predict exactly what it is she'll try to do when she gets in, and that makes me uneasy.
