Romney puts his dog on the roof..... Obama throws it on the BBQ. Worst Backfire ever.

I understand that, but I will not vote for a person who honestly believes that their dog is on equal footing with their children. So i ask, which is it? Is Romney's dog equal to his children, or is it in fact a possession?

If you say equal, then you are unfit to be president.
If you say possession, then as long as the animal isn't being made to suffer inhumanely, I don't see the problem.

 

http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2012/03/santorum-team-doggedly-resurrects-romneys-seamus-tale/

Mar 19, 2012 2:43pm


Santorum Team Doggedly Resurrects Romney’s Seamus Tale



Seamus the Irish setter may have died years ago, but the now-infamous story of his rooftop ride has been more firmly cemented into the narrative of the 2012 campaign than his retaliatory excrement was plastered to the back window of the Romney family station wagon during that fateful trip 20 years ago.

The Santorum campaign has referenced Mitt Romney’s treatment of his dog Seamus four times over the past week as an anecdote that purportedly calls into question the former governor’s character.

“Well, you know, the family dog is one [that] resonates with some people,” Santorum spokeswoman Alice Stewart said on MSNBC today. “If you can’t be nice to your dog, who are you going to be nice to?”

The story of Romney exiling his family dog to a kennel strapped to the roof of his car during a 12-hour road trip was first reported by the Boston Globe during Romney’s first White House bid in 2007. But the tale has gained a new life this cycle, inspiring “Dogs Against Romney” protests, anti-Romney web ads and even New Yorker magazine cover art.

While Stewart’s Seamus reference came in response to a direct question about Romney’s dog, another member of the Santorum campaign referenced Seamus on his own accord last week.

“I’m not sure I’m going to listen to a value judgment of a guy who strapped his own dog on the top of a car and went hurling down the highway,” Santorum adviser John Brabender said on CNN last week, responding to Romney’s recent comments that Santorum is “at the desperate end of his campaign.”

Brabender returned to the topic the following day during an interview on MSNBC.

“I sit there like every other American and say, ‘What the heck was he thinking, putting the dog on the top of the roof?’” Brabender said.

According to Santorum, the way Romney treated his dog should be an issue in the campaign.

“As far as Seamus the dog, look, all I would say is, you know, the issues of character are important in this election,” Santorum told ABC’s Jonathan Karl Sunday on “This Week.” “We need to look at all those issues and make a determination as to whether that’s the kind of person you want to be president of the United States.”

 

I was wondering why they did not worm out of the statement in the book.... but I see --- he actually read it out loud.

Interesting in find.

 

I think he should pardon a dog this thanksgiving.

Obama actually ate dog... and you guys have a problem with a dog on the roof of a car?

 

The next White House Dinner Menu?


Poodle Pate Balls
Shetland Sheepdog and Mango Appetizer
Otter hound Millionaire
Coconut Lime Siberian Husky Skewers

BBQ Black and Tan Coon hound (that's a real dog breed BTW)
Spice Rubbed Pomeranian with Coffee-Mint Sauce
Pepper Wine Shih Tzu Roast
Grilled Balsamic Dijon Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

LEMON Neapolitan Mastiff
CHOCOLATE WALNUT Bloodhound PUDDING
BITTERSWEET CHOCOLATE Giant Schnauzer
VANILLA BEAN Chow Chow CHEESECAKE

 

Or they could just keep it simple.....

Chicken Poodle Soup.

 

Only the most shameless shills are still making a big deal of it, i notice how quickly the story of Romney's quit being pumped on MSNBC the second this story about Obama came out....