UNDERNEWS: Clintons forced to slash tour ticket prices

December 10, 2018

Clintons forced to slash tour ticket prices

Daily Mail, UK -Bill and Hillary Clinton have been forced to resort to selling half price tickets for their 13-city tour on Groupon in a desperate bid to put bums on seats. The former president and first lady launched their tour in a Canadian hockey arena last Tuesday to an underwhelming crowd and swaths of empty seats. Ticket prices were plummeting shortly before the event, with the cheapest seats selling on Stubhub for single-digits – $6.55 Canadian Dollars, or less than $5.”

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Anonymous said...: If the Clinton's hope to get a full house they need to pay attendees $50 each and serve each a decent meal. I hope Hilary understands that this is a preview of what her campaign rallies will look like if she runs in 2020.; December 11, 2018 at 3:08 PM

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