I am not a one-issue voter.
I may be mistaken about the context of her quote ... I'll have to look it up. I'm pretty sure you're wrong though about any of those men making that campaign promise, much less all three making it. Be right back ....
Nope, that wasn't Jeb Bush's position:
Jeb Bush on the Issues. His position was extreme, but not as extreme as you say: Abortion ok when LIFE of mother at risk, not just her HEALTH. (Nov 2015)
Nope, that wasn't Marco Rubio's position:
Marco Rubio on the Issues. Ban abortion after 20 weeks. (Apr 2015), Abortion is complex issue; we must reduce the number of them. (Aug 2015). Apparently Rubio said something more extreme in 2014, and tossed out a red meat quote in 2015, but no campaign promise to ban all abortions with no exceptions.
Nope, that wasn't John Kasich's position:
John Kasich on the Issues. Reasonable exceptions, but respect other opinions. (Aug 2015).
The issue I remember most recently in the news at that time was the 20-week limit being considered in Congress. Whatever her "context" was, it was a gratuitous red meat hit on three candidates with more moderate positions than you or Hillary claim/suggest. There was no call for the terrorist comparison. I was a Republican who was thinking about crossing party lines for 2016, and I needed reassurance, and Hillary was the opposite of reassuring. Just think how she appeared to Republicans and Independents who weren't as close to considering Democrats as I was.
If I was anything like a one-issue voter, my one issue at that time would have been whether the candidate was likely to heal the partisan wounds of our country. And Hillary failed that first test. She later failed so many subsequent tests that she lost the election to Donald Trump. It took a whole lot of fail to accomplish that. My vo but thats not the pointte didn't do it. I voted for Democrats for every other race in 2016, and they lost each and every one.