The New Yorker's latest cover quickly got our attention this morning. Mitt Romney driving rival Rick Santorum around on the roof of his car.
It's an obvious mockery of the now infamous incident from the 1980s when Romney’s family dog was transported on the roof of the car for hours. But it says much, much more about where the race stands.
What would your perfect caption be?
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It's brilliant, yes, I can see how Santorum can be Romney's lapdog.
I agree. It's brilliant.
Romney is, for sure, in the driver's seat. At the same, due to Romney's behavior and characteristicly lame and demeaning method at debating, Santorum has been relegated to the dog house. I know you wanted a caption, but I have a better idea for this cover. It should be a bunch of Romneys, each driving a different car with a Santorum strapped to the roof. The cars should all be Cadillacs; each one belonging to Mrs. Romney since her husband told us that she has more than one.