Kid Sells Video Games, Then Donates Proceeds to Hillary's Campaign
According to the Associated Press (AP), the boy, Dalton Hatfield from McAndrews, Kentucky, sold his video games and his bicycle to get the money, which he presented to former President Bill Clinton last Friday at a Hillary support rally in West Virginia (to give to his wife's campaign, of course). As the AP story reports, Clinton was nearly moved to tears when presented with the check.
Besides his support for Hillary, Hatfield also apparently looks up to Bill Clinton, and hopes to emulate them both some day. "I want to be governor or a senator, then president," Hatfield said afterwards. Well, if he stays this dedicated to politics, he might have a chance. [Source: AP, via Top of the Ticket/LA Times]






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Subscribe to commentsBenMay 13th 2008 4:36PM
Her campaign is $20 million in the hole?! Yeah, I want her in charge of the country. She can't even balance her own books or control her own spending and he's going to pull the country out of our crippling debt. Freakin a, doesn't anyone today understand the concept of not spending more than you're taking in?
robertMay 15th 2008 11:04PM
I think the most important question is,What kind of scumbag would take the life savings of an inocent child?????????
DruMay 27th 2008 3:11AM
Well, I think the kid would be more heartbroken if she didn't accept the check. This kid obviously believes in Hillary's campaign and wanted to support her any way he could. If she simply said, "No thanks. You keep it." the kid would be devastated. Much more so than if he didn't have a bike or video games.