respects are the millionaires and billionaires. the card-carrying members of the global elite he railed against. and mitt romney, one of the biggest downfalls he faced in his senate campaign and presidential bids was his record as a private equity manager. ted kennedy ran a successful ad against him in his senate bid that hurt mitt romney about this closing of a paper mill plant. and to see now it s not just the personal chemistry between these two but the more global picture of how he s staffing up his cabinet is basically taking that rhetoric from the campaign trail and turning it on its head. the people who voted for him wilkes-barre, they voted for him because he was different now he s bringing the people who voted for him with him. of course he is. and the piece of evidence that s
but nothing like the way he celebrated last year. do they have a cake for you because i understand it s your 65th birthday today. happy birthday. thank you so much. it s a happy birthday on the road and i m hoping for a real big present tomorrow for alabama and mississippi. he ended up losing both to a man names rick santorum. that was march 13th, one year ago tomorrow. mr. romney of course did go on to rebound from those losses. he ended up sweeping the primaries. on may 15th, but then, then, may 17th happened. on may 17th, just as he was beginning to wrap up the nomination, mitt romney attended what ought to have been a run of the mill fund-raiser. at the home of a private equity manager in south florida.
what ought to have been a run of the mill fund-raiser. at the home of a private equity manager in south florida. that fund-raiser was about to turn his entire campaign upside down. there are 47% of the people who have 47% with him, who are try to believe they are victims who believe the government has the responsibility to care for them, who believe they re entitled to health care, to food, to housing. my job is not to worry about those reasonability and care. 47% of americans cannot be convinced to take responsibility for their own lives and mitt romney is not going worry about those people. in the history of the 2012 campaign is written, that clip will get its own chapter, probably more than one. from the day it was exposed by
thank you so much. it s a happy birthday on the road and i m hoping for a real big present tomorrow for alabama and mississippi. he ended up losing both to a man names rick santorum. that was march 13th, one year ago tomorrow. mr. romney of course did go on to rebound from those losses. he ended up sweeping the primaries. on may 15th, but then, then, may 17th happened. on may 17th, just as he was beginning to wrap up the nomination, mitt romney attended what ought to have been a run of the mill fund-raiser. at the home of a private equity manager in south florida. that fund-raiser was about to turn his entire campaign upside down. there are 47% of the people
you put in something you know has little value. as a private equity manager, view it in value after the deal, suddenly 1.2 becomes a billion. i do think we need to recognize, because we ask people to save for their retirement that you have to adjust the system for that. but the system so porous. most of the gains in the stays have not been taxed. head line, the white house wanted the estate tax to go back to the 2009 levels and the white house fought for 1212 levels. the difference amounts to a billion bucks. every heir out there who has the tragic and sad loss of their parents, their very wealthy parent, is going to a million bucks more. nominally. what s interesting about the