agree she is shady indeed.
Bill's shady too.
but even though i also agree there are unfair things about the criminal justice system, that extend through some police & judiciaries ((not going around calling all police & judges & lawyers bad by any means)) -- i don't see how you can pin the blame on "the Clinton administration" for the disproportionately large number of young colored males in jail.
that's a very complex issue that has to do with some vicious circles, living conditions and opportunities, yes some racism & profiling - tho profiling is based on statistics and not always a bad thing to do - and it has an awful lot to do with recreational drug criminalization and stiff penalties for using & selling. those laws date back to the Reagan era or older; that was when we started the US "war on drugs" and that war is epicly failed.
now we have a for-profit private prison system that's one of the strongest lobbying groups in D.C. that is filled past capacity with non-violent drug users and minor distributors, who also happen to be black. it's almost an industry more than it is a penal system, from some perspectives. and it takes up an enormous amount of resources, that's arguably wasted.
. . but i'm getting off topic..
i don't see pinning this on "the Clinton administration." a great lot of it is drug related and those stiff penalties pre-date either Clinton in national politics. a lot of it also has more to do with decisions made at local levels, not at the white house or state department.
and the big kicker is that while laws, enforcement & sentencing very arguably probably need to be revised, the fact is that no one is saying these are a lot of innocent incarcerated black men. they all knowingly broke the law, knowing the consequences if they got busted. so if you really want to go casting blame, it probably makes more sense to blame the individuals who broke the law than the Clinton administration. whether those were just or fair laws is a totally different issue.
i would never vote for Clinton. much less Trump. but i ain't into false accusations. i don't hold her 'personally responsible' for what happened in Benghazi either like so many do -- so many who forget how much worse overall our embassy attack record was on Bush's watch -- only diff. being that it was an ambassador that was killed. as if his life is worth 100 embassy staff lives.
her general shadiness is enough for me. but honestly i trust her to have the experience, ability and general sound judgement to run the country much more than i do Trump - still would never support her; just that objectively she is far more qualified and generally "sane."
