LA Times Vets Ann Romney's Horses - Droppings Next!

English: A Standardbred horse going nicely in dressage. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

LA Times Vets Ann Romney's Horses

When Ann Romney runs for President of the United States the press will have her hobby completely vetted. Good to know.

What the liberal media is really hoping to find is evidence of the horses being transported on top of the family station wagon. That would be great.

Apparently it is a crime against mankind and the LA Times for a wealthy family to spend their own money on a hobby they believe helps Ann Romney deal with a terrible malady. Sinner, sinner chicken dinner!

Funny, I don't remember the LA Times doing stories critical of John Kerry spending his wife's fortune.

Actually, I think some of these reporters just like to use the word dressage.

Hey, ever heard of Barack Obama?

Vet him!

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Hey Feds, remember MF Global and a fellow named Jon Corzine! He lost the customers money, the company and the whole ball of wax.

Maybe you should prosecute MF Global first!

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Oops! She did it again. The gift that keeps on giving.

Just imagine how intelligent you must be to perpetuate this family lore under the sunshine of an interested press.

Might take someone as special as a Harvard Law professor with high cheekbones.

Thank goodness the press never got interested in spreading sunshine on a certain Harvard Law student.

UPDATE via Smoke Signals