There is no doubt that former U.S. president Bill Clinton would garner more attention at the late Ted Kennedy’s funeral tomorrow than he will by making a speech to empty seats at the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE).
Clinton still collects his normal fee of $175,000--even though the CNE can’t make his tickets sell.
Only about 7,000 of the available 25,000 tickets have been sold and Ex officials are hoping for a last-minute rush on Saturday afternoon.
The situation is a public embarrassment.
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