Hillary Clinton's $275K Speaking Fee Comes With Diva Demands
Jul 18, 2014 15:40:41 #
New York Steve wrote:
Well, if no "quote" is used, it can be safely concluded that I was responding to the person who started the thread...
Umm...that would be me...thank you! :lol:
Jul 18, 2014 15:50:18 #
New York Steve wrote:
Which ones?
Do you have a list?
Saying that "most of them" are at public institutions doesn't make that a fact. Can you support your assertion?
And for those who think her "demands" are nuts, well, she's pretty damn tame. I worked in the music industry for 16 years, and had the opportunity to work with many artists. You should see some of THOSE riders...
Do you have a list?
Saying that "most of them" are at public institutions doesn't make that a fact. Can you support your assertion?
And for those who think her "demands" are nuts, well, she's pretty damn tame. I worked in the music industry for 16 years, and had the opportunity to work with many artists. You should see some of THOSE riders...
Here are some corporate ones, I'll get back to you with the public university ones;
Hillary Clintons Speaking Frenzy: 4 Days, 3 States and $$$
ABC no less, has to be gospel!
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2014/04/hillary-clintons-speaking-frenzy-4-days-3-states-and/
Jul 18, 2014 18:52:19 #
[quote=New York Steve]Which ones?
There's a very long list of public universities she's been paid to speak at. If you're in St. Augustine, you certainly paid her when she spoke at the University of Miami this last January. I don't personally think it's a bad thing that living historical figures speak at universities. Her requirements, other than the money, really don't seem unreasonable to me. Her fees seem unreasonable. Also keep in mind security for the event probably cost twice her fee. Also tax dollars.
There's a very long list of public universities she's been paid to speak at. If you're in St. Augustine, you certainly paid her when she spoke at the University of Miami this last January. I don't personally think it's a bad thing that living historical figures speak at universities. Her requirements, other than the money, really don't seem unreasonable to me. Her fees seem unreasonable. Also keep in mind security for the event probably cost twice her fee. Also tax dollars.
Jul 19, 2014 00:23:41 #
Jul 19, 2014 08:53:36 #
Czarinainak wrote:
it's about time a woman is making near what a man might. I say "go girl"
That's a joke with Hilarious. She has been a member of the 1% income club for many years, you know, the ones democrats hold in such disdain. Don't even go there with this nescient pandering woman. She is not you typically low paid female in the world! Sheesh.... :oops:
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