Hillary Clinton, non-candidate, the subject of a sign-a-birthday-card campaign out this afternoon by @DCCC.
— Dave Levinthal (@davelevinthal) October 21, 2013
Is there enough room on the card to write “Hillary’s birthday: What difference does it make?” Asking for a friend.
when you can't get Hillary to raise $ for you… raise money by saying you want to wish Hillary a happy birthday. Clever, DCCC.
— Rick Klein (@rickklein) October 21, 2013
Hillary’s admirers can submit their names, but if they want a piece of cake, it’s going to cost them:
When you "sign" @DCCC bday card for Hillary, it takes you to page reading, "Thanks for signing–now take the next step
Donate $3 or more…"— Dave Levinthal (@davelevinthal) October 21, 2013
Not everybody is signing the card.
Heh. Even libs are tired of Hillary – @DCCC money-grubbing ==> https://t.co/iudIfeQHGW
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) October 21, 2013
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Indeed:
https://twitter.com/mcbyrne/status/392363331035480064
Retire? Nevah!
Why would I want sign a card for Hillary for her birthday!! I'm not a democrat!! pic.twitter.com/forxEwKPdw
— ThatClassySG (@ThatClassySG) October 21, 2013
https://twitter.com/redsteeze/statuses/392367100100345856
Here’s the best part: While raising cash off the birthday of a person who isn’t a declared candidate for any office, the DCCC is tweeting that they’ve been raking in money because of the GOP’s “antics”:
Dems rake in cash on GOP's shutdown antics | MSNBC http://t.co/l9VPd36v1a
— DCCC (@dccc) October 21, 2013
That, and birthdays.
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