Let’s see ... after graduating from Harvard Law as Law Review Editor, one candidate heads for Chicago’s notoriously poor and ravaged South Side to organize neighborhoods in need of community playgrounds, asbestos cleanup and just plain help after the steel mills had shut down, leaving families with no jobs and not much hope.
The other made Law Review at Yale, married the Arkansas political ‘boy wonder,’ and, while he was attorney general, managed to turn $1,000 --- put into cattle futures on the advice of a Tyson Food counsel --- into $100,000.