Proud Amercian Mitt Romney Invites Voters to take a &#39;Sneak-Peak&#39; at Pathological Spelling ProblemS

After the Romney campaign released an iPhone ap that allowed users to superimpose "A BETTER AMERCIA" over pictures of things like dogs tied to roofs of cars or gay kids with gay haircuts, one would think that the GOP Presidential nominee would make sure its digital i's were dotted and t's crossed. But Mitt Romney is not one to question American spelling exceptionalism; he's a bold, decisive leader for the teenaged century. Which is why, I suppose, it was only a matter of time before the campaign released another misspelled thing.

Yesterday, on the Republican's Facebook page, fans and foes were invited to catch a glimpse of a TV commercial before it aired. A "sneak-peak" if you will. You know, like an undercover mountain.

The Romney campaign officially has a typo problem.

I write a bajillion things a day, and I don't always catch every misused homonym or skipped word or subject-verb disagreement — looking stupid is an occupational hazard of blogging. But when you're creating a banner ad-like feature for a fucking Presidential candidate's social media presence, you'd think accuracy would be at a bit more of a premium than in a one-off blog post of dick jokes.