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Chance to choose a better school. making my education my priority, i enrolled at one of the toughest high schools in miami, archbishop curley notre dame. i'm sure like a lot of us, it was my mother, carlette, who really pushed for a choice in my education. i'm glad she did. her devotion to my future has given me a chance to succeed. i've graduated from wagner college and looking forward to a life of learning and serving my community. who knows what the future would have held if i didn't have a choice in my education. but i do know the numbers for failure, and i probably wouldn't have a good ch...

It's easy to forget that the story of my father's success begins with a story of two immigrant immigrants. thank you. my grandfathers who came to this country with little more than hope and the opportunity of america, through their hard work and perseverance, they lived the american dream. they gave opportunities to their children they wouldn't have had anywhere else. the republican party is dedicated to preserving that opportunity for all americans. we've had the privilege of hearing about different chapters of the same inspiring story from governor sandoval and martinez

>> we saw them broach the issue last night via mike huckabee about how much he gives to charity. >> i think that this is a real piece of thin ice for the democrats in the big picture. i think the last thing they want to do is get caught vilifying success. mitt romney knows that he is in the umpteenth percentile in a class of his own. and from the working folk. he's got to make that connection if he's going to get elected president so he can realize their world somewhat. that's his big challenge. but on the other hand, the democrats i think have to champion success. we live in a capitalistic sy...

Came from. >> america's greatest asset was that for the first time success was not based on who you were. >> it is a powerful counterspin to the reality that the republican party is nominating tonight a second generation presidential candidate. a fabulous wealthy fortunate son. we will hear the republican case tonight for how mr. romney made his fortune at bain capital. we will not hear that he and his proposed vice president are proposing an economic plan that would likely produce the largest redistribution of income from the bottom to the top in modern u.s. history. according to the center o...

Grandfather. and the story of social mobility. we've seen that a lot through the campaign appropriating of the story of who came before you. >> i know a guy once that worked his way up. >> yeah. it's very strange. i do think that there is this problem of this caricature of mitt romney. just factually pure that he is richer than anyone who was president in recent memory. they have to make him relatable and i thought chris' point about success was so on the money. that word kept ringing out in a strange way in ann's speech. it was the euphemism they talked about wealth. they didn't say wealth, t...