Advice to Mitt from Socrates

As the Romneys continue to stonewall disclosures about  their wealth with boasts that Mitt need not apologize for  his soaring financial success, history has recorded sage insights from others on the richest among us.  We like these words from a fellow named Socrates:

"If a man is proud of his wealth, he should not be praised until it is known  how he employs it.''

Dressage and car elevators?  It's merely a start.