Bill and Hillary Clinton Speaking Tour Ticket Sales Plummet

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Drowning Not Waving: Bill and Hillary Clinton Speaking Tour Ticket Sales Plummet​

Warner Todd Huston 5 May 2019 Breitbart News

Ticket sellers for Bill and Hillary Clinton’s speaking tour have been having a hard time even giving tickets away for the couple’s events, according to reports.​

As the Clintons were set to appear at Seattle’s WaMu Theater on Friday, for instance, ticket prices plunged with the top seats slashed over 50 percent from suggested pricing.

Premium seats that were initially sold for $1,785 apiece were slashed to $829 . . .

. . . Tickets were originally priced between $55.50 and $519, but in some cases, prices were dropped by secondary sellers all the way down to $10 and $20 to fill seats… . .

. . . The tour was set to appear in cities such as Las Vegas; Sugar Land, Texas; New York City; Detroit; Philadelphia; Wallingford, Connecticut; Washington, D.C.; Boston; Seattle; and Los Angeles. Plans to visit some Canadian cities were included as well.

But in no case did the events sell out, and in some cities, large numbers of tickets remained unsold. Prices for the Los Angeles stop, for instance, plummeted to as low as six dollars a seat and still the event was not a sellout.

Just musing here.

The Democrats proverbial BULLpen was so empty that I wonder if they were (or some ARE) planning on proverbially parachuting in Hillary into the campaign at the last minute??

If they are, this does not bode well for THAT plan (except it helps keep Hillary under the radar while giving the Clintons, and some of their organizers, “lunch money”.)
 
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The Democrats proverbial BULLpen was so empty that I wonder if they were (or some ARE) planning on proverbially parachuting in Hillary into the campaign at the last minute??
No I think HRC is past her ‘use date’ and that is why they can’t sell out a small venue in very liberal Seattle. Biden has issues, but he doesn’t carry Hillary’s baggage.
 
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Theo520 . . .
No I think HRC is past here ‘use date’ and that is why they can’t sell out a small venue in very liberal Seattle.
I think you are correct here.

But a quick question.

Didn’t she have the SAME problem (small audiences, difficulty filling venues, etc.) when she was a declared candidate? At least early on?

I recall fake news using wide camera lens photos up close (to fool you on her inability to fill a venue presumably), but people at the SAME event posting many-empty-seat-photos in the back of the same venues on social media (that the fake news industrual complex would NOT show) and making its way into alternative media (that I saw).
 
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Didn’t she have the SAME problem (small audiences, difficulty filling venues, etc.) when she was a declared candidate? At least early on?
You make a good point, she did more limited events when running and the venue sizes were smaller


Do you have a source that confirms her smaller events were usually packed. As you noted, prooftexted photos can tell whatever story you want them to, so I’m looking for numbers.

This GIF contrasts the number of events well, but not attendance

 
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Everyone’s sick of the Clinton’s.Their gig is up,buhbye…
 
I find it very sad that Hillary does not realize it is long past time for her to exit the stage. It is long past the time that she could do so gracefully. Unfortunately she is still peddling the idea that she was robbed of the win.
 
What exactly is the problem? Are they in heavy debt? If not, let them go.
 
Because in this economy, people cannot afford the high ticket prices, it is a good thing to make them more affordable.
 
In this economy? Nah more like Bill and Hillary have worn out their welcome
 
While those who were comfortable are still comfortable, for those of us who are low income we have only seen price increases. We are being crushed!
 
If they came to town, yes. I would also pay to see other speakers.
 
It’s been two and a half years since the 2016 smack down. Time to let it go . . .
 
Because in this economy, people cannot afford the high ticket prices, it is a good thing to make them more affordable.
Inflation is moderate, but it does hit people on fixed incomes the most.

This economy is heaven sent for the working poor though, they are either getting raises or can look for a better job or more hours.
 
This economy is heaven sent for the working poor though, they are either getting raises or can look for a better job or more hours.
For the young working poor. They can look for better jobs.

To think that the working poor are all getting raises, that is simply dreaming.
 
Theo520 . . .
Do you have a source that confirms her smaller events were usually packed.
(I think you mean back in the 2016 race that her events were LACKING people. Were NOT packed. Right??)

I probably do if I took the time to search for it,
but right now Clinton is too irrelevant
for me to want to take the time.
 
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TheLittleLady . . .
If they came to town, yes. I would also pay to see other speakers.
I’ll see if I can try to keep you and others posted of upcoming Trump rallies here on CAF if I hear about them in advance.
 
Not while he is in office.

I would pay to hear former Presidents speak. I read Presidential Biographies often.
 
TheLittleLady.
I would pay to hear former Presidents speak. I read Presidential Biographies often.
Very reasonable. I can understand that.
 
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