As he continues to tout his plan to fix the economy and make things right, presidential nominee Mitt Romney delivered a heartfelt address to wealthy rally attendees Monday, telling those who make more than $20 million per year that he feels [their] pain and can relate to their struggles. Look, Im out there fighting for you every day, because I know what its like to grow up with everything, spend your whole life in the same socioeconomic class, and struggle constantly to find new ways to keep your obscene wealth out of the hands of tax collectors, the former Bain Capital CEO said in the emotionally charged speech, adding that he was not just reading some talking points about being in the top 0.01 percent of earners, but had been there many times himself. Ann and I, we too come from wealth. We know what its like to come home at Christmastime with an annual bonus of 10 or 15 million dollars and then have the federal government say, Wait a minute, buddy, were going to need 13, maybe 14 percent of that. And all of a sudden, that 15 million bonus becomes 13 million. We believe no American family should ever have to go through that. Romney added that if it werent for the Bush-era tax cuts that lowered taxes for thousands of wealthy families, God only knows where he might have ended up. 