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Well, considering he was born and raised there, his dad was Governor, and Michigan still has a lot of old line wealth, actually I'd figure it would have been a lot more than that...!
Romney runs with billionaires, heck, he probably will become one if he isn't one already. No real surprises.
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Originally Posted by Frugality
you mean this part
If you can afford to shell out 50k for a dinner, you are pretty rich. I suppose to people like Romney and Trump it's pocket change. Life is good when you are the King. More power to them, figuratively and literally.
How did you MISS the dozens of fund raisers @ $38K, $50 a pop for obama over the last year?
It would be much more impressive (and more interesting) if Romney made him a running mate. Otherwise, he remains just a local phenom.
No, the point was Obama has raised $255 million dollars so far and all the people that were completely outraged at the taking over of our democracy from "big money" are completely silent as long as there is a ******* with the big bank roll.
How did you MISS the dozens of fund raisers @ $38K, $50 a pop for obama over the last year?
Oh, but that's for their guy. That's alright. Rich people only suck if they're republicans. If they're democrats they're good people because they just talk about paying more in taxes, they never do when it's put up or shut up time.
If Romney raised 70 million in May and 40 million in April?
I would say your chart, maybe skewed...just a litte....
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