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    Ticket window: Bill Clinton and George W. Bush at Radio City

    Posted in Own This City by Chris Schonberger on November 4th, 2009 at 3:14 pm

    bill-clinton-bio-photoThe “hottest ticket in political history”? That’s how Radio City is billing a conversation between President Bill Clinton and President George W. Bush on February 25. And while we’ve always thought those Lincoln-Douglas debates sounded pretty sweet, we have to admit that Slick Willie and Dubya setting the world to rights in the NYC is pretty damn huge.

    If you want to snag a seat, get on the ball: Tickets go on sale via speakerseries2010.com on Monday, November 16, at 10am, and American Express cardholders can dip into a special presale starting today.

    PSA over.

    Image via msg.com.

    UPDATE: Hold on to your credit cards, folks: this event has been canceled. Read the full details at the link.


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