Dogs Against Romney: 1/29/12

Saturday, February 4, 2012

Welcome Readers of The Times of London!

We began getting traffic from The Times in London this morning and we are so delighted to have you! My name is Rusty. Mitt Romney is mean to dogs. Help me get my message out. You can join my pack on Facebook and Twitter, and leave comments here on the blog.

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Thursday, February 2, 2012

Trump's Dog: An Apology

Donald Trump endorsed Mitt Romney today, prompting Trump's disappointed and disillusioned puppy to issue this apology.

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Mitt Romney "not concerned about the very poor, or furry."

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p.s. this is satire (partly).

Sunday, January 29, 2012

Welcome Andrew Sullivan Readers

I am honored to be linked by the illustrious Mr. Andrew Sullivan. Welcome to those of you who are visiting my site to learn more about how meanie Mitt strapped his poor dog to the roof of his car for 12 hours - and even left him up there after he got scared and pooped himself. Mitt only hosed him down and kept going. Grrrr.

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Rusty

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Romney Dog on Car Roof Cartoon

Daily Kos ran this great cartoon a couple of days ago that sums up the Mitt Romney dog on car roof story pretty well. "What was it like being Mitt Romney's family dog?" "Well, Daisy, it was a total nightmare," Seamus responds. Click the image to enlarge it, or visit Daily Kos.

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