I think Hillary Clinton getting up in her years is a plus. She's definitely more on center than left, and she still has American (not Kenyan) core values - even though she was born with a silver spoon in her mouth. She's pro-Israel, she can't stand Iran, thinks Obama's an idiot, she's definitely a Hawk. She can deal with a phone call in the middle of the night, I think, vs. being on vacation constantly, absent from her appointed duties. She seems to take responsibility well. Even though her husband is an adultering bi-sexual redneck, he's experienced and likeable - and she did stand by his side. That takes a lot. She has a dis-taste for queers and believes in God. I don't think she'd put up with this illegal immigrant bullshit, nor will she kow-tow to third world dictators or filthy Muslims. I will probably vote Republican - but only after giving Hillary very careful consideration and weighing the pros and cons of each. I won't feel bad if I pull the lever for her.
I do like the way she spoke honestly in regards to the mess in Iraq. She stated what we already knew, that Obama was responsible for ISIS's presence there. In regards to her husband, first off I don't think he's a redneck, that would be giving him too much credit, and an insult to rednecks. He may be likeable to many, but the fact that he committed adultery puts him on the bottom of my likeable list. I asked myself at the time when the scandal broke how could he possibly be trusted to be honest with the American people ever again when he couldn't even be honest with his own wife.
As for voting Democrat, I do not foresee myself ever doing so with one exception. If a lefty like John McCain were to run for the GOP again, and a Conservative like Joe Manchin would run for the Democrats, then I would seriously consider voting Democrat.