Hillary will find no trouble getting the nomination. The democrats supported her rapist husband, they will certainly support her. How badly, politically, damaged she will be, is the question. I think, with all the help of the media, she comes out as strong as she went in.
Clearly that is the issue. When you consider Whitewater/CastleGrande, Cattlegate, and the magically appearing billing records, Hillary has plenty of dirt on her own personal skirts. Then if you add in Travelgate, Fostergate, and FBI Filegate (who did hire Vince Foster?), plus the pardon of Puerto Rican terrorists for her NY Senate campaign, there is an enormous backlog of reasons why a Clinton doesn't belong in the WH.The issue for the national Democratic Party is whether it is any more respectable than the Democratic Party of New Jersey was when it renominated Robert Torricelli for Senate, knowing that he was a sleaze. And the same question has to be asked of the saints in "objective" journalism.
Except that rather than questioning Journalism we just have to understand that absolute lack of ethics is a given. Just see how moral it was for Felt and Woodward & Bernstein to publicize FBI secrets. It's immoral to promote anyone with Hillary's track record for public office. The NY Democratic Party nominated her for Senate by acclamation, and it is far from obvious that there is any more character in journalism and the rest of the national Democratic Party.