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[SunSeeker]

18. Hillary went to see MLK speak in 1962, long before Bernie did.

After hearing Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speak in 1962, Hillary began to develop strong opinions about civil rights, social justice, and the Vietnam War. By 1968, she was exploring the political landscape and working for politicians of both parties. She supported Eugene McCarthy's (D-Minn) presidential campaign, served as a summer intern for the House Republican Conference (attending the Republican National Convention as a volunteer to draft Nelson Rockefeller), and witnessed the protests at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Before the end of that year, she decided to leave the Republican Party -- or as she later put it, "it left her."

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/biography/clinton-hillary/

But hey, at least your graphic was corrected to say he "marched to" instead of "march with" MLK, since Bernie is the first to admit he did not march with MLK. He just went to hear him speak in DC in August of 1963, standing "way in the back" as Bernie puts it.

Hillary was introduced to politics by her Republican father. She never voted for Goldwater, she was too young to vote at that time. But you want to focus on a few years when she was a teenager and too young to vote, because it suits your anti-Hillary propaganda. When she became an adult, she chose otherwise. So let's talk about the candidates when they were actually voting adults, shall we?

Funny how you don't ask what our candidates were doing in the 1970s, when both were voting adults.

By 1972, Hillary was out in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas, registering poor Latinos to vote, working with the 1972 presidential campaign of Democrat George McGovern:

Even for a candidate who has been on the national stage for decades, Clinton’s history with Latino voters goes back a surprisingly long way.

In 1972, when a young Hillary and Bill Clinton were working the ill-fated George McGovern campaign, she worked closely with well-respected union leader, Franklin Garcia, who took her under his wing as she helped register Latino voters in south Texas and along the Rio Grande Valley.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/adriancarrasquillo/hillary-clinton-has-deep-history-with-latinos-and-theres-not#.hbDQ92JD9

What was 31-year-old Bernie doing in 1972? Penning a "stupid" (his campaign's words, http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/story/news/politics/2015/05/28/sanders-vermont-essay/28119669/?from=global&sessionKey=&autologin=) essay entitled "Man - and Woman" for an alternative Vermont paper. http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2015/05/young-bernie-sanders-liberty-union-vermont

Hillary has been fighting for civil rights her entire adult life. Bernie appears to have drifted aimlessly until he was about 40 and became a politician.