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Jon Bon Jovi Sings For Clinton

05:39 AM, Sunday 1/4/09 4 |   |

The final note of Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign may very well be sung by Jon Bon Jovi.

The musician is performing at a fundraiser for the former presidential candidate as she tries to close out her campaign debt, which stood at $6.3 million as of last month.

The Jan. 15 performance at Manhattan's Town Hall is being billed as "a final evening in support of Hillary Clinton for President Debt Relief." Ticket prices range from $75 to $1,000.

The former first lady and New York senator has been working to pay down her debt to clear the way for confirmation as President-elect Barack Obama's secretary of state. Federal ethics rules prohibit Cabinet officials from actively soliciting campaign contributions.

Clinton wrote off $13.1 million in personal loans to the campaign.


4 Comments leave a comment

  1. 255
    GeorgeDubya wrote:

    05:18 PM, Jan 04, 2009

    "A final evening?"  Put me down for some of them thousand dollar seaters....heh, heh,heh

  2. 239
    Scout wrote:

    01:35 PM, Jan 05, 2009

    Whooa, she's half way there.

    Oh-oh, livin' on a prayer, that this will close out her remaining debt.

  3. 112
    lowball wrote:

    02:47 PM, Jan 05, 2009

    Ugh.  Jon literally knows no shame.

  4. 161
    Prof. Christopher David wrote:

    04:27 PM, Jan 05, 2009

    Hey, everybody's doin it. Spend now, pay later, then get someone else to bail you out.



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