Oh no doubt, on the moral and societal side of things they take the gold trophy. Some of the current and potential future shit that's going to go down with the Trump/Pence partnership is going to be downright deplorable. What with Pence having a history of regressive, ass backwards social and moral agendas on how american culture and life should be. It's a very dangerous time and the concerns amongst LGBT, minority groups and women about how their lives will be ran and how they'll be dictated to by a republican government are all well grounded.
Hillary Clinton on the other hand feels like a political chameleon, flip-flopping on social and politcal issues like gay marriage, NAFTA, and illegal immigration to best suit her current public image and standing when people seem to show signs of dissaproval on whichever public opinion appears to be more dominant at the time, which can be a rather dangerous trait in and of itself, especially if it's something as socially regressive as parroting the popular opinion restricting gay marriage like in the early 2000's. Her shoddy approach to the middle east situation and her inconsistentcies there adding to the list of areas where the public probably didn't trust her on that either. Neither did her express interest on a no-fly zone in Syria which could potentially lead to conflict with Russia, which would have a high chance of dragging other neighbouring and allied countries into war.
Herself and trump are completely different beasts alltogether. He's a bigot who openly expressives a negative and damning attitude to minorities, immigrants, LGBT, and women with a horrid running partner to boot. Where as Hillary feels like an inconsistent amalgamation with a "me too" attitude to popular politcal opinions, whether it be socially or politically good or bad, as shown in the latter half of her politcal career. Both are dangerous in completely different ways.
Now before people say "Well clearly Trump was the worst choice, fuck off!" like a lot of people have said to me, I completely agree! For the currently growing progressive climate that america was heading in, Trump was clearly the wrong choice by far and how he ended up getting majority vote is beyond me. But it doesn't stop me from judging both sides of this candidacy just as harshly as the other. And I do believe that for different reasons, both candidates would've been the worst presidential choices in their own way, hence why I said "America loses either way", not in the same way, but differently. Take from that what you will, I just want to be civil about it.
Hope that gives you a bit more insight to what I think of both Hillary and Trump from what I've gathered.
