Romney’s Dog Reportedly Ran Away Following Mitt’s Cruel Treatment

February 15, 2012 — Ron Chusid

There’s another twist to the old story about Mitt Romney taking a twelve hour trip with his pet dog in a carrier strapped to the top of his car. Romney has previously claimed that Seamus had survived this trip (despite dripping diarrhea over the car windows due to fear) and went on to live to a ripe old age. Now there are reports that two of Romney’s sons have said in an interview that Seamus ran away after they reached their destination.

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    Mom says:
    February 15th 2012 at 8:35 pm  

    Romney's Dog Reportedly Ran Away Following Mitt's Cruel Treatment #p2 #p21 #topprog http://t.co/GkZXp2Es

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    MadonnaMonster says:
    February 15th 2012 at 9:21 pm  

    That man is scum! RT @RonChusid: Romney's Dog Reportedly Ran Away Following Mitt's Cruel Treatment #p2 #p21 #topprog http://t.co/r0QyZOmy

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    waddanut says:
    February 16th 2012 at 10:14 am  

    Irish setters had (at that time) very sensitive stomachs and got carsick easily.  If the reason Romney put the dog on the roof was because he didn’t want the poor dog to get  carsick inside the car, that makes the whole incident even more incredibly cruel.
    There’s absolutely no reason that, with Romney’s money, he couldn’t have hired a “dog sitter” or put the dog in a kennel for the vacation.

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    Mugwumpie says:
    February 16th 2012 at 3:53 pm  

    Romney's Dog Reportedly Ran Away Following Mitt's Cruel Treatment #p2 #p21 #topprog http://t.co/GkZXp2Es

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    Dez Crawford says:
    February 17th 2012 at 12:10 am  

    Unkind to animals.  Not fit for the Presidency.  Enough for me. 

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    sharon says:
    February 21st 2012 at 2:58 pm  

    I think MItt should be straped to the top of a car and sent on that same ride.  See how he feels about it.  Animal cruelty at its best !!!

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