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[cyberpj]

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[HooptieWagon]

1. Now she's stealing kids lunch money.

The greed and tone-deafness of elitists is mind-boggling.

[Duckhunter935]

2. Talk about out of touch and tone deaf

[reformist2]

25. I think she's mocking young people. And all of us not in the 1%, really.

[GummyBearz]

33. 1%ers have kids... this is who she is targeting. It is still within her demographic in a way

[Autumn]

3. I think $250 is a very low reasonable amount to wealthy people like her young daughter.

That's most likely pocket money to wealthy hedge fund wives who have extremely wealthy parents.

[Autumn]

15. A nice private education and a college degree that she doesn't have to work her ass off

to pay the loans on because Daddy President and Mommy perpetual presidential candidate and former Senator paid her way through college and she can focus on better things?

Okay I got nothing, nada.

[Marrah_G]

19. What she has to offer is access

people pay her that money to hopefully gain access to her family and her family friends. Initations to parties, get together, etc.

That is why all these companies are paying politicians to give speeches. They cannot ask for quid pro quo, but what they do get in return is ACCESS.

Access is something the rest of the people are not allowed.

[virtualobserver]

4. someone actually proposed that...someone else actually thought that sounded good

discount pricing

[muntrv]

5. Yeah, that will get millenials to the polls.

[polly7]

6. But what do they get for all this money? nt.

[Buns_of_Fire]

23. An EXCLUSIVE dinner at their local McDonald's, the chance to sit at the main table

with a local celebrity (like the Channel 92 Weathercaster), a Happy Hillary Meal (complete with a statuette of Hillary and a pre-addressed envelope to mail more money in), a postcard of the Clinton's summer rental mansion in the Hamptons, and a genuine thank-you note with a genuine facsimile signature by Hillary herself!

Sounds good to me!

[Kall]

7. I think young people are capable of giving her a piece of their mind

without paying $250, $2,500 or $10,000 to do it.

[HereSince1628]

8. So you can back HRC if you'll donate 25 hours worth of before tax wages?

Hmmm. What a bargain! How much does she think young people make in their minimum wage jobs?

May she should back the $15 minimum???

BTW Bernie will love ya for $27 dollars or for free if you don't have any money.

[democrank]

9. This almost made me laugh out loud.

A special YOUNG VOTERS fundraising group....for donations "as low as" $250.00? Are they kidding? $250.00?

On second thought, I suppose if you command a quarter of a million dollars for an hour-long speech, $250.00 must sound like random loose change lost in your couch cushions.

[Ferd Berfel]

10. My god is that tone-deaf

She doesn't need the kids anyway. She has Wall Street.

[malokvale77]

13. My granddaughter called me to see if she could borrow the $250...

she was short on rent because she gave to the Hillary campaign. NOT!

She actually told me that she went without lunch a few days so she could donate a few bucks to Bernie.

Hillary Clinton Campaign = Worse campaign ever.

[Major Hogwash]

14. Hahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!

Pathetic!

[Marrah_G]

17. She is honestly clueless when it comes to average/young people

[insta8er]

18. She is not for $15 an hour, we have to do that slowly first $12 then maybe...meanwhile give me $250

[Karma13612]

22. And the $15 in NY (where she took all the credit by the way)

doesn't even start until a few years from now.

Criminy crackers.

And what I positively HATE THE MOST, my SEIU1199 union endorsed her, and their main goal right now is "#FIGHT FOR 15"

Talk about counter-intuitive and disingenuous.

[Onlooker]

20. It's about how much you raise, not donate ...

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... Thus, if you raise $250, for instance by hosting a party with 25 people donating $10 each, you become as associate member of for45. How no idea what it means to become an associate member, but maybe you get a chance to get seats at debates or get into other events.

[Cobalt Violet]

21. Out. of. fucking.touch!

[sadoldgirl]

24. Is this a Catch22?

The super pac pays young people to campaign for her
on social media so that they can pay that money for
her campaign?!

[laruemtt]

26. You've captured her "soul," cyberpj!

[Kall]

27. "Young people! Hear me!"

"Even if you're not there for me, I promise I'll be there for you... if you give me $250, $2,500 or $10,000!"

[Ino]

28. What, not all youngsters work for hedge funds?!

I like the part where for 10K, the young person is called an "advisor."

But hey... some of them are going for it

"We will have an opportunity to fundraise and host low-dollar events, speaking to what we are passionate about and why we support her," said Akilah Ensley, a 32-year-old Clinton supporter planning to join the group. "It's important that we engage."

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[Ino]

35. They always leave out part of that quote...

'I was curious if I could care about (money) on some fundamental level, and I couldn’t,' Clinton told The Telegraph.

The phrase "on some fundamental level" is what grabs my attention. What did she mean by that? Money for its own sake, moving money around from one hedge fund to another, accumulating vast sums?

I think she cares very much about the influence and things money can buy... just not money itself, LOL.

[NorthCarolina]

30. 125 Powerball Tickets would be money better spent. nt

[Kalidurga]

31. LOL that gif