You realize that losing one election doesn't mean that the losing half of the country turns into a bunch of delude ****ing morons and the winning half don't become genius's with amazing political insights that are very in tune with what the country wants. It's a single election of a highly divided nation.
Secondly, I'm never going to say that HRC has never done anything wrong or made mistakes, I also from the very beginning said she shouldn't be the Dem nominee and would have voted for a number of Republicans over her in the general, just not a monster like Trump. I can gladly agree that having a personal server for her work email was a dumb decision that is fair game to judge her on. I think it was over exaggerated when people try to turn that into "well she did it obviously so she could hide all the devious things she was doing behind the scenes" which is one of the dumbest arguments I've ever heard (not a short list). But even though I don't think HRC is a great candidate, I think she comes with too much baggage and didn't want her in the whitehouse except for to keep Trump out, would have grudgingly voted for Kasich, Rubio, Romney, Rand Paul, Christie (prior to bridgegate) etc, that still doesn't mean that I have to agree with every conspiracy theory that people dream up. I have yet to hear a single thing that Hillary did regarding Benghazi that demonstrates that she is some kind of guilty party in this. The best argument I've seen is that she should have magically known that this one embassy was going to be attacked and should have added security there, which is the same argument you can make regarding any attack where american lives were lost. I don't care about the number that are convinced. I'm interested in evidence, and I've seen nothing. So chalk it up to denial and claim that people are being fooled while also bitching about how those people are claiming other people have been fooled, but at the end of the day it doesn't change the facts, which you are doing your best to stay away from.