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July 02, 2007 04:11 PM UTC
13 Comments
…But what does he STAND for? Today, anyway?
well that is certainly refreshing, I’m glad to know that Mitt Romney can “relax.”
Seriously, this is the evaluation of a very serious Iowa primary voter – Mitt can relax and this is good. Do you want to have a beer with him too Brock? Oh and how’d that analysis work out for you last time?
Why this country places so much power in these two states baffles me.
…only a voter’s conjecture, and a very poor one at that.
might not be the best one to work for drumming up Romney support. Not after so much coverage of the strapping of the family dog to the car roof for a 12 hour road trip, so terrifying the poor thing, both dog and vehicle required a serious hosing down. Oh, and it also violated his own state’s law.
when that story went public. What’s the deal? And more importantly, what were they thinking?
That’s probably why he talked about it in an interview.
but I read that the dog was in a carrier (not strapped to the friggin’ roof) with a windscreen. But hey, far be it for PETA to distort the issue. That lady Ingrid Newkirk is a NAZI.
of home-rigged carrier set up of straps and some kind of windshield-like protection, as I understand it. It may be an old story but recently went high profile with big time new coverage. And it did violate state law. You’re right, Fidel. It may not be a biggie story-wise. Just sayin’ it’s ironic that Allard was trying to use the pet friendly approach in the immediate wake of the new to most Mitt’s-doggie-crapping-himself-and-the-car-in-terror story.
I see what you are saying sage.
http://www.time.com/…
I wonder if his kids acted up if he threatened to stuff them up on the roof with ol’ Seamus.
So, I’m in this little town of Bahuichivo, Chihuahua. I’ve made a friend with Jose, who just works in Bahuichivo, but lives about 26 miles away in Temoris. Now, that may not sound like a big distance, but it is all by mountian dirt roads. Roads that here in America are politely called “unimproved” or “Jeep.” (But the same roads are used by Pemex to haul gasoline in big tanker “straights”, not semi’s, into Temoris!)
The way of getting there is a commercial 15 passenger van. Jose knows the driver, so he and I ride for free. Jose has this dog, scrawny like most of them there. They aren’t so much pets as part of the scenary.
Next thing I know, Jose has lifted his dog onto the roof! There was some luggage up there, so I guess he actually could have settled into a safe spot.
However, we got to Temoris, and no dog. Jose was bummed.
You sure it was actually a dog and not a giant mexican rat? A friend’s neighbor adopted a dog in Mexico once, when she got it home…
😉
From everything I’ve ever heard he was an incompetent vet.