with everybody. is it different this time? yeah.ç @&h(lc% i think, look americans don t hate rich people. in fact, i think they admire and respect rich people. what s different about mitt romney is how he made his money and the secretive nature of his finances. i think people really respect you if you re like a warren buffett and built a business and people think you created something. whereas if you re in venture capital which is fundamentalal, but you re basically making money off other people s failures as opposed to your own success. and i think it s hard for people to relate to that. if you built a economy, a business and took risks of your own, that s something people can really respect. you add on top of that, this theme, financial structure ha he has, people just can t relate to. i think that that just does make it harder. will voters look at it as sneaky? will they look at it as a
high water mark for the gop. so we know that within the base, being successful is not a drawback. in the past, it s been an asset with everybody. is it different this time? americans don t hate rich people. what s different about mitt romney is how he made his money and the secretive nature of his finances. i think people really respect you if you re like a warren buffett and have built a business. where as if you re in venture capital, but you re basically making money off other people s failures as opposed to your own success and i think it s hard for people to relate to that. if you built a economy, a business and took risks of your own, that s something people can really respect. you add on top of that, this theme, financial structure ha he