Which candidate is least likely to do bad things?

Glen Reynolds argues that Trump is not likely to get away with anything, whereas Clinton is accustomed to doing whatever she wants.

The truth is, neither one of our leading candidates for president is a paragon of virtue. But only one of them has already made a habit of flouting the law while in office, selling favors and escaping the consequences, and only one of them is likely to be able to pull it off from the White House.

And that’s the problem. If Secretary of State Clinton, serving under a president and with an eye on winning a second term in the White House, wasn’t constrained by the rules, who will constrain her if she’s president?

Follow up, how bad will the transition be and why Hillary can't govern.

Update: The Clintons, they're a crime family