A Man, a Dog, and a Lawless 12-Hour Journey | Saving Earth | Encyclopedia Britannica
Mitt Romney's dog - LA Progressive
Vintage Mitt Romney Dog Retro Ad Magnet | Zazzle
Bad PR Dogs Mitt Romney - February 17, 2012
Dogs Against Mitt Romney Protester Pulled Over In Littleton, Colorado, After Officer Sees Toy Dog Strapped To Roof (PHOTO) | HuffPost Denver
Mitt Romney's dog-on-the-car-roof story still proves to be his critics' best friend - The Washington Post
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Mitt Romney Dog Treatment 'Inhumane,' Most Voters Say In New Poll | HuffPost Latest News
Seamus The Immortal: Romney's Dog On The Roof Story Is Getting A Book Tour - ABC News
10 'facts' from the new Seamus book - POLITICO
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A Man, a Dog, and a Lawless 12-Hour Journey | Saving Earth | Encyclopedia Britannica
RICK HOLMES: Seamus the dog gets revenge on Mitt Romney
Picture of the Day: The Past Dogs Mitt Romney - The Atlantic
Florida animal welfare bill would ban dogs from sticking heads out car window - KTVZ
The Obama Campaign's Humorous Dog Whistle | TIME.com
Romney Dog Trump - The Independent | News Events Opinion More
Why Romney's Shaggy Dog Story Won't Die : It's All Politics : NPR
Obama Romney dog wars: cultural lessons for the dinner table - CSMonitor.com
ANN ROMNEY: Our Dog LOVED Riding on the Roof of the Car
Why Is Times Columnist Gail Collins So Obsessed With Mitt Romney's Dog? : It's All Politics : NPR
What our fascination with Mitt Romney's dog says about our culture - The Boston Globe
PHOTO: Homage to Seamus Romney, Mitt Romney's 'Roofracked' Dog, Seen in Jamaica Plain | Jamaica Plain, MA Patch
New Yorker Cover Puts New Twist On Old Romney Shaggy Dog Story : It's All Politics : NPR
Mitt Romney vs. Barack Obama: Who gets the dog owners vote? - CSMonitor.com
