Who hasn’t done something in the past that, when you look back on it, worked out OK, but could have been handled better, or at least differently?
We all have done things that were not necessarily bad, but not well thought out, but some peoples transgressions are worse than others.

I’m sure that Mitt Romney looks back on having his dog in a kennel on the roof of the car as a mistake that he wouldn’t repeat, but this won’t stop the desperate Obama flunkies from trying to use it against Mitt in the upcoming slaughter, which we like to call the 2012 election.

It is especially not advised to bring up the treatment of a dog, that lived to see another day, when Obama himself ate dogs, on a regular basis, when living in Indonesia with his stepfather!

So on one hand you have Mitt and a dog that may have been a little uncomfortable as they took the pet from Boston to Canada with the family, and then you have Obama and some very dead and unhappy dogs, whose meat were eaten by Barack and his Stepfather. I’d ask you, which dog is worse off? The Dog that Mitt Made Uncomfortable, or the dogs that Obama killed and ate?

It’s the typical Democrat spin game plan, where they falsely accuse the other side of the very things that they are doing themselves.

Much has been made about Mitt Romney, in 1983, putting his family dog Seamus in a kennel on top of his roof and driving from Boston to Canada, with said canine Seamus making his displeasure known in a rather scatological way.

Democrats have signaled they have every intention of making sure the American people — especially dog-lovers — know the tale. In January, senior Obama campaign strategist David Axelrod tweeted a photo of the president and Bo in a car, with the snide observation: “@davidaxelrod: How loving owners transport their dogs.”

The Romney campaign signaled tonight that they are not about to cede any ground when it comes to a candidate’s odd past with man’s best friend.

And the Obama campaign shot back, with a spokesman suggesting the Romney team was attacking a child, since the Obama act in question took place when he was a kid.

The Daily Caller noted that in President Obama’s best-selling memoir, “Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance,” the president recalls being fed dog meat as a young boy in Indonesia with his stepfather, Lolo Soetoro.

“With Lolo, I learned how to eat small green chill peppers raw with dinner (plenty of rice), and, away from the dinner table, I was introduced to dog meat (tough), snake meat (tougher), and roasted grasshopper (crunchy),” the president wrote. “Like many Indonesians, Lolo followed a brand of Islam that could make room for the remnants of more ancient animist and Hindu faiths. He explained that a man took on the powers of whatever he ate: One day soon, he promised, he would bring home a piece of tiger meat for us to share.”

After his mother married Soetoro, Obama lived in Indonesia from 1967 until 1971, from roughly the age of 6 through 10.

The discovery that the president had eaten dog meat prompted wise-cracks on twitter (hashtag — #ObamaDogRecipes) and this tweet from Romney strategist Eric Fehrstrom, who re-tweeted Axelrod’s original message with a different take on the picture of the president and Bo.

“@EricFehrn: In hindsight, a chilling photo,” he wrote.

Obama campaign spokesman Ben LaBolt tweeted in response: “@BenLaBolt What’s the next attack @EricFerhn and the RNC will surface on a 6-10 year old?”

The Seamus story was discussed again Monday when Ann Romney told Diane Sawyer that “the dog loved” traveling that way. “He would see that crate and, you know, he would, like, go crazy because he was going with us on vacation. It was to me a kinder thing to bring him along than to leave him in the kennel for two weeks.”

Certainly kinder than eating him.

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