And yeah, flaunting wealth is a real winner in attracting blue collar votes, especially among the unemployed.
Good luck with that.
I wish Romney showed more of his wealth and let people understand this is the Country of opportunity not slink away from it. If that makes me a Romneybot, so be it. I call it being an American and proud of it. You don't like success, go find a Country you do like. I'm sure Korea or Cuba should have a monk like existence you can promote as being one of the Proletariat.
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And yeah, flaunting wealth is a real winner in attracting blue collar votes, especially among the unemployed.
Good luck with that.
...playing the class warfare card is something commie libs do...
...I wish Romney showed more of his wealth and let people understand this is the Country of opportunity...
Amazing that people haven't noticed
1.Everybody takes as much vacation as they can afford
2.A Romney vacation is comparatively sedate, modest and innocent-- no grand tour to Europe, no Martha's Vineyard ostentation, no Mick & Bianca Jagger 'style'-- just a cottage he bought years ago on one of a thousand similar lakes in New Hampshire. He's content with that.
3. His grown kids are content to join him
Mitt is showing what a vacation ought to be-- a chance to have fun, connect with family, and rest; you can't know how to rest properly without knowing how to work properly.
All in all, I'd say that as a demonstration this is a success.
The campaign merely needs to connect the dots and show that this is within the reach of every American through industry and a little foresight. They need to be more explicit; simple lessons are the hardest to grasp sometimes.
Leading isn't following or reacting. Maybe Mitt's people understand this.
Pray for America
Indeed.