article_snippet: Bush reportedly met with a group of powerful financiers in New York in the final days before Bush decided to launch super PAC.
article_snippet: Bush is trying to do Bush share of meet-and-greet events with ordinary people, like a group of powerful financiers in New York, so Americans don't think of Bush as another Mitt Romney .
article_snippet: Bush advisers, the Post reported, are becoing concerned that the former Florida governor mgiht get a reputation as a tool of big business and the rich, and want instead to stress the former Florida governor independence and ties to far more small-dollar contributors.
article_snippet: Bush spokeswoman Kristy Campbell did not immediately respond to a request for comment, and declined to offer a statement to the Post.
article_snippet: Bush's in the middle of an aggressive national criss-cross designed to bulk up Bush campaign cofferd in what Bush aides have described as a 'shock and awe' campaign.
article_snippet: The Bush circle's caution to their richest contacts 'shows their are disciplined and appreciate that the dominance of a few key people early on is not a productive thing for the campaign or for Bush,' Republcian fundraiser Rick Hohlt told the Post.
highlights_snippet: The Washington Post reports insiders say Bush doesn't want to give Americans the impression that Bush'll be beholden to the super-rich .
  