Don't count us among the "WE," Dino, because neither you nor I voted for them! LOL (I know you meant "we" as a country, but if you add up the Republican primary votes until Cruz and Kasich got out, more people voted for candidates other than Trump than for him; he just happened to get more votes than the other candidates.) If Rand Paul would have won I'd even become a Republican, but this election cycle is dominated by angry voters who like angry candidates like Trump and Sanders.

We'll have to agree to disagree on Bill Clinton. He was as corrupt and hypocritical and Hillary. Democrats circled the wagons around him when he impeached, mostly without even bothering to look at the charges. It was primarily because he defended liberal social policies like abortion, which is why one New York Times opinion writer said she'd give him a blowjob for holding his ground on abortion. They didn't care about his corruption. They gave him all the credit for a successful economy on his second term although it was a result of him working with House Republicans against many in his own party. Clinton moderated his economic policies, including "workfare," to meet with the GOP in the middle.

Meanwhile, today's Hillary supporters say they'll still vote for her even if she's indicted, just like Washington DC mayor Marion Berry was re-elected after being convicted and sent to prison. On the GOP side, I hear Trump supporters excusing his flaws too similar to Democrats. I don't think such a thing would happen with any other Republican.