worry about those people. I'll never convince them they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives." He said they believe they are victims -- and that they don't take personal responsibility, that they are dependent on the government -- 47%. It's a step in the right direction for Romney to say that it was wrong. But I was hoping (silly me!) for an explanation of *why* Romney thinks it's wrong. This sounds more like "I'm sorry I got caught". What, exactly, was wrong about that statement in Mitt's view? Given that his new Karl Rove-style tack of flipping "trickle down" on its head -- apparently referencing the "people are lazy and mooch off taxpayers money" attitude that underpinned his "47%" comments -- it doesn't sound like he understands *why* his and Ryan's comments actually were wrong. As it stands, many "red" states like Alabama get more in Federal spending in their state than they pay in federal taxes, making them "welfare" or "moocher" states, while many "blue" states like New York and Illinois are the ones footing the bill. Would Romney actually propose to cut off the "trickle down" flow from productive "blue" America to messed up "red" America? I think all these leaked videos, including Obama's "You didn't build that" and "Where's your Stafford money" and Romney's "47%" just illustrate the difference between liberal and conservative. You either take the side that the system is unfair, you didn't get your Stafford money because of racism or classism,