Hillary Clinton Was Paid $7,000 Less Than Snooki From Jersey Shore for a Speech at Rutgers University: Report

One would assume that losing the presidential election to the human equivalent of a tall white kitchen trash bag tinted orange from day-old grease would be the furthest from grace that Hillary Clinton could fall.Well, one would be wrong. According to a report at NJ.com, Clinton, who once commanded speaking fees of up to $200,000,…

One would assume that losing the presidential election to the human equivalent of a tall white kitchen trash bag tinted orange from day-old grease would be the furthest from grace that Hillary Clinton could fall.

Well, one would be wrong. According to a report at NJ.com, Clinton, who once commanded speaking fees of up to $200,000, was recently paid less than reality-TV star Nicole Elizabeth LaValle, aka β€œSnooki” of Jersey Shore fame, to speak at Rutgers University.

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Clinton was paid $25,000 for a speech about β€œpolitics, American democracy and her role in shaping women’s political history.” Admittedly, it sounds like a snoozer of a speech.

This seems like a marketing issue in Clinton’s camp. I don’t think Clinton has lost her appeal; I just think she needs to look at really selling her speeches. Here are a few topic suggestions that might help get Clinton back on the money train:

β€œBetrayal: How 53 Percent of America’s White Women Turned on Me!”

β€œAmerica: I Hate Your Face!”

β€œHow to Royally Fuck Up an Election”; or

β€œPantsuits: Not Only for Debates”

Clinton definitely needs to look into jazzing it up a bit, considering that Snooki’s tagline for her $32,000 speechβ€”$7,000 more than Clinton received for her speech at the same universityβ€”was β€œStudy Hard, but Party Harder.”

Granted, Snooki wasn’t paid to give a political speech, nor was she paid out of the same budget Clinton was paid from, but still, this feels like a sad day in this new America.

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