I am the only one arround here who think clinton will make a great president and is a generally decent human being with integrity, right?
Regardless of candidate, I think it's kind of foolhardy to look at any of them and be confident that they'll be a great president. As far as who they are personally, who the hell knows? Running a political campaign isn't really first and foremost about being a decent person or even having decent integrity. It's appearing to be this way that matters, a la "likability". There's a few exceptions really, and far often they never make it out of the primaries. A good example would be someone like Joe Biden, I'm glad he was our vice president and I was disappointed when he didn't run this election. I think he would have been a much stronger candidate, but he's older now and the death of his son seemed to take too much of a toll on him to run all over again.
As far as Clinton being a decent human being with integrity goes - I think there are more than enough questions regarding that to where I don't think one should be convinced either way. I don't know what it is about her, but she's comes off as a very guarded person, and it's something she's dealt with since she was the First Lady of Arkansas. Even if you remove all of the bullshit with her husband's impeachment and act like it never happened, she's still shown questionable judgment and has had definite moments of ineptitude. I think at best, she's a standard fare politician, who's really good at playing "the game"...at worst...well, there's more than enough things online that you can probably be convinced of. She just isn't someone I think is deserving of the office. I didn't feel that way about Obama or Al Gore. And despite me being a Democrat, I didn't think that of McCain either. I'm a bit dubious in regards to Romney though.
At this point, I think that if you're actually interested in fixing the system we have, you can't do that while supporting a Republican OR a Democrat. Maybe someone will come along and prove me wrong, but these two parties like the arrangement they have, as much as their member politicians like to scream and insult one another. They have a stranglehold on the political process, and supporting one of "their" candidates will never change the status quo.