I find it rather strange myself about how people attack her. Here is a woman who has been involved in politics and activism for over 40 years, even before marrying Bill, and yet if someone didn't know her and only went by the posts on this forum criticizing her you would swear her career consisted of:
Being First Lady a long time ago; then nothing until . . .
A few years ago she showed up at a Goldman Sachs seminar, grabbed the mike, said, "I totally voted for the Iraq War, Yo. BENGHAZIIIII!!! YEAAAAH!" then ran off home to send some notes on her private email server in the basement while rolling in a big stack of money that had been given to the Clinton Foundation by the Saudis.
A couple of posters (newyorkguy, skeptic ginger) sometimes try to mention the wider scope of her long career but by and large people are just focusing on a snapshot of negatives and not looking at all the things she worked on over the years.
If you've been in politics long enough you'll make decisions that with hindsight were wrong (and in some occasions she admitted as such) other times you might decide something that an individual voter would not have agreed with but it's pretty much impossible to please everyone.
She appears to have developed some sensible policies (if you are left-leaning), she has more experience than pretty much anyone, has a very, very good understanding of how being President works. No, she's not as far to the left as Sanders but for a leftist voter she certainly is not a pit of evil. Why aren't most Americans looking at the wider scope of her accomplishments and her current plans and policies when deciding who to vote for?