Glad to know.

In her book she says she went with her youth group and saw Martin Luther King speak and after that helped the Barry Goldwater campaign.

How the heck do you see Martin Luther King speak and then help fight against civil rights?

I'm glad BLM isn't supporting her.

Now, where are those transcripts to refute my charge???

Unfortunately for her, she isn't running for President of the world.

She's doing enough damage just being Hillary Clinton let alone what she does foreign and domestic policy-wise everytime she gets in office. She sure liked to vote with the Republicans when she was a Senator.

She constantly talks about fair wages, economic equality, ways to bring jobs to areas suffering severe economic hardship, and a lot of other aspects of the problem.

http://votesmart.org/candidate/public-statements/55463/hillary-clinton/82/economy-and-fiscal#.VxkXxVTrytc
http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/hillary-clinton-goes-populist
http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2015/7/13/hillary-clinton-highlights-income-inequality.html
http://correctrecord.org/the-points/hillary-clinton-a-lifetime-champion-of-income-opportunity/

Google has a zillion other links.

but, take one for example, the msnbc link. She describes the symptoms of the problem, but not what can or should be done about it. How would she change it? I'm glad she agrees that it is a an issue . . . but is there more to it than that?

Then there is the speech in Detroit from the votesmart link. Again, she describes the problem, and talks about "making corporations pay" for inversions. And sort of half-heartedly talks about someday, raising the minimum wage. That is one of the right solutions, but her remarks are so timid, so business-as-usual, campaign rhetoric-y.

Where is the passion? Where is the urgency of people suffering and dying for lack of fair wages? She just doesn't care about all that, from what I can see and what I have heard.

I don't believe she concerns herself with the poor - who get the most unjust treatment.