This man bought https://t.co/rTxm5wY0tN in 2011 for $8. Now, he wants $90,000 for it: https://t.co/3hPLJfE82A— Morning Express (@MorningExp) July 27, 2016
I've had stories profiling me in dozens of news sources, including:
CNN (twice),
HLN,
CNBC,
Vox,
DCist (three times),
NBC News,
NY Daily News,
Glenn Beck,
the Verge,
Refinery29,
Mic.com,
Bustle,
Above The Law;
and many other blogs, countless local news affiliates, and several foreign news sources,
The site itself has also been featured on Rachel Maddow, the Boston Globe, the Washington Examiner, the Daily Dot, and other places.
Rachel Maddow discusses my Hillary Potter fanfiction on July 22, 2016, the day Clinton chose Kaine as her running mate.
JPG Legal Begins
This windfall from my quirky domain name escapade was the spur I needed to finally get myself out of that situation and strike out on my own.I'm happy with how this segment turned out on NPR's Morning Edition:
They could have framed me as an amoral ball of slime, but like most sources, they saw it as a fun little story. We started out talking about the Hillary Potter fanfiction on the site and how I came to buy the site, and then I debuted the news of my sale of the site for $15,000! And in a great twist, after Clinton's digital director passed on the domain, the buyer ended up being Trump's digital director!
Ezra Klein and Glenn Beck write about my ClintonKaine.com "Hillary Potter" website.