I respect your opinion. However, to me, the integrity and competence I do not feel is a draw. Clinton was part of the dealings with foreign countries where we lost the admiration of allies all over the globe. She proved her incompetence when foreign leaders refused to meet with her and not calling our Ambassadors out of Libya when all other nations recalled theirs.
I feel her lying is pathological and can't be endured as president.
I see the lying as a draw since Trump speaks off the cuff and just repeats or re-tweets what he's heard. Once called out he is incapable of admitting he's been wrong (e.g., meeting Putin and Muslims celebrating 9/11). HRC is just a lousy politician who feels she needs to give everything the best possible spin.
The competence thing is also a draw. Trump certainly did well in business and has also done well as a celebrity, putting his name on just about anything. He has also had some bankruptcies and lawsuits. Many who choose to follow him into business lost big. HRC certainly has a long history of questionable judgments, going back to her attempt a health care reform. On the other hand, she generally gets high marks for her time in the Senate. And let's not forget the position is for a CIC and not a CEO and she has much more experience than Trump.
