I was hoping this was going to be, you know, "some facts about Romney that we won't get from the mainstream media but ought to get from his campaign or the RNC," but instead is nothing more than an opinion piece about why "Romney good, Obama bad", and frankly sounds like it was created by the Romney campaign. Whoever wrote this couldn't even make it out of the first paragraph before betraying the Topic Sentence of the piece. Wow.
It should also be noted that the "with regard to charity" section above, it's way off the mark. Romney in 2011 gave $4.1 million not to "charity", but to the Mormon Church. He gave $2.9 million to actual charities. It's a total of $7 million in charitable deductions. His tax bill was $3.2 million, or about 15.4 percent of his income.
As as hard as Romney works at his jobs, according to the piece above, none of his 2010 ($21.7 million) or 2011 ($20.9 million) income was from wages. It was all from capital gains from a profusion of investments, as well as stock dividends and interest payments.
One other note, the "Unpaid bishop and state president for his church 10 years" is an incorrect and misleading statement, made either out of ignorance, or purposely to deceive. I'm betting on the former. He was a stake president, not a state president. There's a world of difference, particularly because LDS doesn't have a 'state' presidential position in the church. A "stake" is an entity similar to a Catholic diocese, but different. He was president of the Boston area stake for almost 8 years, not 10. Also, the phrase "unpaid bishop" in the context of the other statements implies others were paid and he refused to accept any pay. LDS bishops are all unpaid positions. Bishops and stake presidents are hardly full-time jobs, which is why they are unpaid, volunteer positions.
The "over 28 years total of unpaid service to his country, his community and his church" is supposed to sound impressive, and it is on many levels, but when you've got Oprah money, it's really not.