A reader suggests a closing argument for Romney:

Should the subject of Romney’s wealth and the use of his own money in the campaign surface again, I would love to hear Governor Romney say, with passion, something like this:
“You know, I never thought that I would be standing amidst Republicans, during the Republican primary process, and feel like I have to apologize for my success and good fortune. I feel very strongly and believe very deeply in the values and (beliefs) of the conservative movement framed by Ronald Reagan. I havent always, but I do now, and I do with all my heart. I also believe that the country is broken right now and is in dire need of a return to those conservative principles. I have been successful (blessed). No one should have to apologize for that. But amazingly, I’m being criticized by fellow Republicans for my success. If I want to use some of my money, all of my money, to try to move this country in the direction that it so desperately needs, to restore it to those principles on which it was built, then I should be free to do just that. If I thought there was another candidate here that could effectively lead us back to those principles, then I would fully support that candidate, and I would use the money that I have been blessed with to further the candidacy of that person. (Of course, I would be limited in how much I could give). ” It needs to be cleaned up of course.
I would really like to hear the line about how he didnt always believe in the principles of conservatism, but he does now, and with all his heart. I think he needs to hit the question of genuineness head on.