Hillary Clinton spends time with her base

Daily Mail:

Manhattan's rich and famous support Hillary Clinton at star-studded fundraiser hosted by Anna Wintour at designer Vera Wang's luxurious New York home

Anna, Vera Wang, Marchesa designer Georgina Chapman (bottom right), and her husband, producer Harvey Weinstein top right), organized the A-list event on Sunday night. Tickets to the fundraiser cost a donation of at least $2,700, though guests were invited to raise or donate more. Matthew Morrison (bottom left), Martha Stewart (top left), designers Michael Kors and Jason Wu, photographer Annie Leibovitz, and Real Housewives' Countess LuAnn de Lesseps were also in attendance. Hillary, who turns 68 today, arrived holding hands with her husband Bill, who sported a campaign pin.
You can catch the photos referenced at the above link.  I am sure they were all begging top have their taxes raised.

There is also this at the Washington Free Beacon:

Top 10 ZIP Codes Contributing To Hillary Are Not ‘Everyday America’

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