She is, at her core, a DLC corporatist. Don't let's get started on her connections to jeebus-an-an-excuse-to-be-an-asshole group "The Family".
If we look closely at the history of Clinton’s relationship with three pieces of legislation affecting LGBT rights—Religious Freedom, Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell (DADT), and the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), we see three wildly different patterns. First off, there are major differences between the Indiana law Pence signed and other RFRAs, going back to the federal RFRA that Clinton signed in 1993. As author Garrett Epps put it, in the Atlantic, “1) businesses can use it against 2) civil-rights suits brought by individuals.”
The real problem, so far as Hillary Clinton is concerned, is her earlier support for a conceptually related bill, the “Workplace Religious Freedom Restoration Act,” which the ACLU strongly opposed as a poorly drafted bill that would open the floodgates to all manner of discriminatory behavior. The potential troubles were well-known and clearly articulated. Nevertheless, Clinton supported it in tandem with religious conservative GOP Sens. Sam Brownback and Rick Santorum. Her strange alliances with religious conservatives in the Senate was explored in Jeff Sharlet’s fascinating book “The Family: The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power.” We’ll return to that book later.
soo much more here-
https://www.salon.com/2015/04/25/progressives_cant_trust_hillary_clinton_on_cultural_and_economic_issues_the_problems_are_stark_and_decades_long/
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