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Drinks with ex-prez Clinton aren't cheap
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 Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 3:00 am Post subject: Drinks with ex-prez Clinton aren't cheap |
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 Drinks with ex-prez Clinton aren't cheap
Generally speaking, even the bars on K Street lower their prices for happy hour as a lure for the work-weary to kick back a few and ease the stress of a long day.So charging $1,000 for drinks might seem a bit steep, even for power drinkers enjoying bottles off the top shelf.
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Generally speaking, even the bars on K Street lower their prices for happy hour as a lure for the work-weary to kick back a few and ease the stress of a long day.So charging $1,000 for drinks might seem a bit steep, even for power drinkers enjoying bottles off the top shelf.A fundraising e-mail from Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s (D-N.Y.) presidential campaign, however, is offering just that. For $1,000, attendees can enjoy “Cocktails with President Bill Clinton at Whitehaven.”The e-mail, obtained by The Hill, said the Clintons’ Georgetown home on Whitehaven Street has “a handful of slots available” for those willing to pony up $1,000 to drink with the former president from 5 to 6:30 Wednesday evening.The catch, other than the cost and possible liver damage, is that only those who still have money available to be used for the primaries are invited. In other words, the legions of Clinton contributors who have already maxed out will have to rely on their flasks and are not welcome Wednesday for drinks with Bill Clinton.The invitation to primary contributors speaks loudly to the mad dash for cash the Clintons are engaged in with rival Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.) as the primary battle now looks to go even deeper into the states.Obama continues to shatter just about every fundraising record on the books, including those only recently recorded. Obama is reportedly raising about $1 million a day, including more than $30 million in January alone and $7.5 million in the less than 48 hours after Super Tuesday.
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