Sen. Dean Heller (R-NV) became the third GOP Senate candidate taking Mitt Romney to task for his "47 percent" remarks made on a hidden camera video. Heller told Politico he doesn't "view the world the same way" as Romney.

Lately I'm fascinated by why America's super-rich feel victimized by Obama.

It has to do with their belief that they want to contribute their wealth to the non-profits and charitable efforts of their choosing, not the government's choosing.

Some (but not all) are also believers in dynastic wealth.

It's hard not to be hurt by the defection of many Goldman Sach'ers to Romney:

Four years ago, employees of New York-based Goldman gave three-fourths of their campaign donations to Democratic candidates and committees, including presidential nominee Barack Obama. This time, they’re showering 70 percent of their contributions on Republicans.

If Obama wins a second term, many of them will wish they had contributed to Obama as well.