Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is widely perceived as untrustworthy by many voters across the political spectrum, and it has kept her from taking a commanding lead in the polls in this unusual election year. Whether it is the most recent revelations of "pay to play" access to her office for donors to the Clinton Foundation, or her use of a private email server for highly classified information as secretary of state, or the mystery surrounding her involvement in the preventable deaths of U.S. diplomats in Benghazi, Libya, the scandals surrounding Clinton are in no short supply. All that being said, her GOP opponent, controversial billionaire Donald Trump, has done, said and tweeted things over the past few months that have called into question his stability to be commander-in-chief, and in doing so has made Clinton the only choice by default for many voters who wish they had more choices.