Sweet Swine Pork Rinds: Hogs Against Romney

Wilbur, Sweet Swine Pork Rinds

We were contacted today by Wilbur the Pig, from Sweet Swine Pork Rinds. Wilbur agrees Mitt Romney is mean to animals, and that he should not be president. Thank you, Wilbur, for leading "Hogs Against Romney" and becoming part of our Super Pack.


You can follow Wilbur on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/sweetswinepork


Woof!
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Excuses, Excuses

Many of Romney's defenders come here and make excuses such as, "It was 30 years ago that Romney put his dog on the roof of the car. People were less careful then." 


I say, "Nice try. Check out this ad for a 1926 Cadillac." 

Contribute to Mitt is Mean: Buy T-Shirts and Support Animal Welfare

Hi, I'm Rusty.

I invented the phrase "Mitt is Mean" to help communicate the message that Mitt Romney is mean to dogs. I've been trying to educate America about what Mitt Romney did to his dog, Seamus, for more than five years. You can help me get my message out AND help raise funds for an animal welfare organization by buying one of my T-Shirts and wearing it proudly. Show you love dogs, and don't like Mitt. Woof!


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Dogs Against Romney Poll: Mitt is Mean (and weird)

With nearly 44,000 members from every state in the country in our Facebook "Super Pack," it seemed like a good time to start conducting some surveys and opinion polls. For our very first survey we asked our members if they have ever, in their entire lives, seen anyone driving down an Interstate with a dog strapped in a crate to the roof of a car. Ever?


1,250 people participated in the survey. Our conclusion: Mitt is mean (and weird).


To participate in our future polls and surveys, join the "Super Pack" on Facebook today.


Love,


Rusty


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Contribute to DogPAC: Bumper Stickers and Car Magnets

Hi, I'm Rusty. 

Get one now at http://www.cafepress/dogsagainstromney

Seamus was a good dog. Mitt Romney is bad - and we've been telling the world about it since 2007. You can help us get our message out AND help raise funds to support an animal welfare organization by purchasing one of our DogPAC(k) bumper stickers or car magnets. 


Thank you for helping me stop Mitt Romney from ever being president of the United States.


Love,


Rusty

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Columnist: Romney's Care of Dog May Attest to His Character

Susan Estrich, a nationally syndicated columnist, published a column today titled "Romney's Care of Dog May Attest to His Character." In her column, Estrich nails exactly the point we are trying to make at Dogs Against Romney. 

"Presidential elections are, in a very fundamental way, tests of character," Estrich wrote. "You can’t predict all the issues or crises that will face the person you elect president, which means that character, ultimately, counts for more than position papers and platforms. And in my book, as a dog lover, nothing tells you as much about a person’s character as how they treat their dog."

 We at Dogs Against Romney could not agree more. We feel that Mitt Romney's decision to transport his dog on top of his car for hours, not to mention his decision to leave poor Seamus up there for hours more after he became sick, is evidence of a degree of coldness and emotional detachment that is difficult for most people to comprehend. We believe that, at the very least, every American should have the opportunity to know about Mitt Romney's treatment of his dog, and to decide for themselves what it says about his character and fitness for the presidency of the United States of America.

Estrich seems to agree with us saying, "I’m not a Romney voter, so maybe it doesn’t matter. But I don’t think I’m alone in this. Before I decide what I think about this man’s character, I need to know more about that trip — and that dog."

Ms. Estrich, I invite you to read this blog. Visit my pack of more than 11,000 members on Facebook. We'll share with you what we think it says about Romney's character.

Love,

Rusty