2. Bernie Sanders has always been against Keystone XL. Clinton once supported the controversial pipeline and now won’t answer questions.

3. Bernie Sanders has always been against the Trans Pacific Partnership. Hillary Clinton supported the trade deal 45 separate times according to CNN.

Unions that back Hillary Clinton should remember Reason # 10 as well.

4. The Vermont Senator voted against the Defense of Marriage Act in 1996 and stood up for gay rights when polls were against this issue. Hillary Clinton, a Democrat, opposed gay marriage up until 2013.

Don’t claim to be outraged by Kentucky’s Kim Davis if you’re voting for Hillary Clinton. Both had the same views on gay marriage, only Davis didn’t “evolve.” Like The Guardian says, Hillary Clinton’s views evolve on gay marriage, just in time for presidential campaign.

5. Bernie Sanders has a Racial Justice Platform. Hillary Clinton ran a 3 AM ad with a “racist sub-message” in 2008. South Carolina Congressman James E. Clyburn denounced Bill Clinton’s remarks about Obama in 2008 and stated the Clinton’s were “committed to doing everything they possibly can to damage Obama to a point that he could never win.”

6. Clinton’s encounter with Black Lives Matter exemplifies her outlook on race. In an interview with NPR, Daunasia Yancey, the founder of Black Lives Matter Boston, called Hillary Clinton’s racial justice record “abysmal.”

As for commentary on Clinton’s meeting with Black Lives Matter, Benjamin Dixon and Yvette Carnell explain how Clinton politicized her meeting (and in effect, hurt the movement’s momentum) with Black Lives Matter representatives.

7. Bernie Sanders has advocated breaking up the banks and reinstating a Glass-Steagall Act. Clinton does not advocate either policy objective.

It’s no secret that Wall Street is in Hillary Clinton’s corner and few believe the populist rhetoric from the former Secretary of State. Bernie Sanders, however, is a genuine reformer who eagerly takes on the “billionaire class.”

8. Hillary Clinton is constantly involved in scandal and either the victim of a “surreal witch hunt” according to James Carville, a conspiracy among intelligence agencies (a Clinton spokesman says the government has “competing views” on what is classified, apparently making it alright for a retroactively classified email to be on a private server), or controversy.

Bernie Sanders can type an email without a nationwide scandal.

9. Bernie Sanders will not take money from billionaires. Hillary Clinton accepted $100,000 from Donald Trump in donations for her foundation and Senate runs in New York.

It’s difficult to debate the potential GOP nominee and tell the country you’re different, when you’ve accepted $100,000 from the billionaire.

10. Four of Clinton’s top five donors since 1999 are Wall Street firms. Bernie Sanders is running a grass roots campaign.

11. Hillary Clinton is against the decriminalization of marijuana. Bernie Sanders supports the decriminalization of marijuana.

12. It’s true that Republicans have an irrational hatred of Clinton and that the Benghazi attacks have been unfairly leveled at Clinton. However, most of Clinton’s scandals are based on her own decisions, not the irrational behavior of others. Not everything is Benghazi.

13. Hillary Clinton hasn’t explained the political utility in owning a private server as Secretary of State.

14. I want a female president; however, I want her to be Elizabeth Warren.

15. I don’t want my president to have an ongoing FBI investigation during her first term.

16. Hillary Clinton hasn’t explained whether or not her server was safer or better protected than the U.S. government’s server.

17. It is a fact that Clinton had classified and “Top Secret” emails flowing through her server.

18. Many of Clinton’s classified emails were “born classified,” meaning they weren’t classified retroactively.

19. Five intelligence agencies thus far are now a part of the email saga. They can’t all be part of a right-wing conspiracy.

20. Economically, Bernie is more progressive in tackling wealth inequality while Clinton addresses the issue, but continues raking in Wall Street money.

21. Bernie Sanders was active in the Civil Rights movement and also endorsed Jesse Jackson’s 1984 and 1988 presidential campaigns.

22. Edward Snowden says it’s “ridiculous” to think Clinton’s email setup was secure. Freedom of Information Act expert Dan Metcalfe calls Clinton’s email defense “laughable.” Neither one is a part of a right-wing conspiracy.

23. Swing states do not trust Hillary Clinton and 55 percent of Americans, according to CNN, have an “unfavorable” view of Clinton.

24. I want a true progressive as president, especially in terms of the greatest powers of a president: getting America into wars and shaping foreign policy.

25. I trust Bernie Sanders. I do not trust Hillary Clinton or the GOP.

Finally, inherent in all 25 reasons above is the fact that Clinton’s positions are too far to the right, therefore too closely related to the GOP’s views on war, Wall Street, foreign policy, and other key issues, for me to accept in a president.