It appears that this year's presidential election is going to the dogs. We don't know the name of the dogs that Barak Obama ate, but what was the name of the pooch that Mitt Romney strapped to the roof of his car during a road trip to Canada?
Mitt Romney 2008 presidential campaign the poll. In June 2007, a section of a four-part series on Romney from the "Boston Globe" documented how during a family vacation taken in 1983, Romney strapped a kennel with his dog Seamus to the roof of his station wagon for the 12-hour trip from Massachusetts to Ontario. Presented in the articles as an example of Romney's ability to deal with trying circumstances, the incident received nationwide media attention when journalists and animal activists criticized Romney's strapping of the dog to the roof for a 12-hour summer trip. Romney said that the dog had a windshield and he "jumped
Going to the Dogs Underdog", protested against what they saw as animal abuse. A performance of the play was released in 2008 on the two DVD set of Schippers' television drama series "Op zoek naar Yolanda" (1984), along with the television productions "Sans rancune" (1987) and "De bruine jurk" (1988). In 2011, lead actress Ilja van Vinkeloord (1981–1996) was honored with a portrait in the Stadschouwburg's gallery, hung among portraits of such veteran Dutch actors as Kitty Courbois, Joop Admiraal, and Mary Dresselhuys. Going to the Dogs Going to the Dogs is a 1986 play by Dutch writer, artist, and television director Wim T.