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Can Romney kiss the animal-lover vote good bye?
By adamg on Thu, 06/28/2007 - 1:08pm
After reading about how he strapped his dog to his car roof for a 12-hour car ride, you might get that idea.
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Mitt Romney is cruel
He's hailed for his efficiency. But anyone who can put a dog on a car roof for hours is just plain cruel. What if the crate fell off? How hot was it getting inside the crate? What about motion sickness? Mitt Romney scares me. Thankfully he'll never get elected.
Shades of Chevy Chase
Well, when the kid who sat in the back noticed the brown flood coming down the window, the Mittster made a special stop to hose down the car and the dog.
I don't think the dog had a very good time of it for those twelve hours.
You're right, Rhea. Romney's a jerk with a cruel streak in him.
Efficiency--Romney, is in fact, quite dangerous--a wolf in sheep's clothing, to put it more exactly.
Let's hope you're right about Romney's not ever getting elected and keep our fingers crossed that the American people have at least a little more sense than that.
I didn't know convertibles were bad
I love convertibles! I drive with the top down all of the time. I do have a windshield. I have the top down in the heat of the day and in to the cool of the night.
I've even been caught in the rain on a drive with my mother with the top down. My children, grandchildren and dog love to ride in the back seat. I've had many road trips with the top down all day and especially at night!
I have to say my dog has never messed in the back seat of our convertible with the top down, however I did have a dog mess all over my grandfather's shoe in the back seat of our car with the top up.
Gosh, I never thought a convertible was torture. I'll have to let the motorcycle drivers and convertible owners know this is a torturous way to travel.
I'm going to have to think about how I'll let my dog know the bad news.
Gosh
Romney people can't even decipher the difference between being in a cage tied to the roof of a car and riding inside a convertible.
Why don't you put down the L Ron Hubbard books for a few minutes and try engaging your brain.
Assumptions
Gosh,
You seem to make a number of assumptions:
1. That I'm a Romney fan
2. That I read Hubbard
Being prejudice is easy, you can draw your conclusions with out knowing all of the facts.
My Assumptions
My assumptions gave you much credit. I could think of no other reason for such head up the butt thinking other than that you were just fervently defending someone you had staked faith in.
If you are not a Romney fan, I would say you have other, perhaps deeper mental problems if you don't think strapping a dog to the roof of a car is wrong. If you are reaching this conclusion without having a personal stake in defending Romney, then all I can say is I would hope you don't have any pets, or children for that matter.
So, uh,
Have you been on any long car rides strapped to the roof of a car in a cage? Just wondering...
I'm pretty amused by the idea that being strapped to the roof is as nice as riding in a convertible. Talk about a cheap date...
Hey, come for a ride in my convertible. Just let me get the bungee cord fixed, and you hang on up there...