Dogs Against Romney: Pizza-Carrying Romney Heckled: "Don't Just Put 'Em on the Roof of the Car!"

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Pizza-Carrying Romney Heckled: "Don't Just Put 'Em on the Roof of the Car!"

"Don't just put 'em on the roof of the car!"
-Unknown heckler

Mitt Romney just can't win.

Today, on the anniversary of the death of Osama Bin Laden in a daring mission ordered by President Obama, Romney decided to mark the occasion by joining former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani in delivering pizza to a local New York firehouse.

But Romney's planned tribute was spoiled when, as he left Joe's Pizza on Carmine Street, carrying a stack of pizzas, a passing New Yorker yelled: "Don't just put 'em on the roof of the car!"

It made The Atlantic's "Photo of the Day."

You can't outrun pet abuse, Mitt.

Hat tip: The Atlantic
Photo by Rick Gorka/Instagram

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1 comment:

Anonymous said...: YouTube has a video of a singer/guitarist singing about Seamus. It is a good song. I don't know how to embed, but will try to find the link and leave it in a comment.; May 2, 2012 at 6:20 AM

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