'No Swiss Mitt'
Washington (CNN) - About 10 people from "American United for Change" chanted "No Swiss Mitt" outside the headquarters of the Republican National Committee, while presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney met with party officials inside.
The small group of activists chanted for less than five minutes, and stopped as soon as the TV crews walked away to go back to waiting for Romney.
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They held signs with a photo of the presumptive Republican nominee that said "Who had a Swiss bank account and outsourced jobs? This guy."
The activists arrived after Romney was already inside, so he would only have seen them if he was looking out a back window of the Republican headquarters.
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This picture was so lame as the article.
Will I get a article written about me too if I make cheap signs and gather ten friends?
Gurgyl = diridi, almost looks like she is trying to make me look as unintelligent as a typical liberal.