Fotos - $25,000.00 disposable income

I realize times are not like they used to be, the dollar is much less valuable, but to  me, the below figures are OBSCENE .... money that will be put to NO good use, wasted on TV advertising, and paying the wages of a herd of overpaid political sheep. Does anyone care who is running the country, oh, yeah, him, between campaign appearances. Our country is caught up in the whirlpool of going down the drain, and, yet, people will pay $25 thousand to have their picture taken, shaking hands, probably 30 seconds of fame for them. How pathetic is that.

Mitt Romney raised $7.5 million during a fundraising swing in New York over the last 24 hours.

The Republican presidential contender wrapped up the last of three finance events in the New York area Friday morning with a fundraising breakfast at the Hilton hotel in Midtown Manhattan that attracted at least 900 people.

According to his campaign, ticket prices ranged from $2,500 a person to $25,000—the latter granting attendees face time and a photo with the GOP nominee.

On Thursday night, Romney attended two private fundraisers on New York's Long Island—one at the home of hedge fund manager Lee Ainslie and the other at the home of Robert Rosenthal, an investment banker who is the former owner of the New York Islanders hockey team.

It's the fourth day this week Romney has taken time off the campaign trail to raise cash for his campaign. On Monday, he attended a fundraiser in Lake Forest, Ill., just outside Chicago, and he headlined a finance event in Jacksonville, Fla., on Wednesday.

Romney was narrowly outraised by Obama in August, bringing in $112 million to Obama's $114 million.

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