The Clintons certainly have troubling ties - albeit probably indirect, unlike Trump's - with the Kremlin, mostly because any money that comes from Russia invariably comes from the Kremlin, business and the state being linked there as they are. The Clintons should know better, and the fact that they either don't know better or don't care troubles me.
In fact, all four "major" candidates in this election (Trump, Clinton, Johnson, and Stein) have either troubling relationships with the Kremlin or have said very troubling things in support of Russia and the Kremlin - all equally preposterous to me. As John Schindler has pointed out, you know that you've reached a new era of American politics and of Kremlin disinformation, when the only major contender for the presidency who doesn't have ties with the Kremlin or sympathetic views of its global agenda in Bernie Sanders is a socialist who honeymooned in the USSR.
But Clinton's corruption, Johnson's goofiness, and Stein's misdirected anti-Americanism aside, there's only one candidate for the presidency that the Kremlin actively supports, so much so, in fact, that it is attempting to subvert our democracy through both cyberwarfare tactics and disinformation. I will naturally direct the vast majority of my ire towards this un-American idiot, at best, and traitorous bastard, at worst, as a result.