Mitt Romney is So Money (Ultimate Pic)

Nick Gillespie | 3.15.2012 7:57 AM

Courtesy of the Twitter feed of Ben Coker via the feed of The Monarch.

I'm not sure if I enjoy this more if it's real or if it's photoshopped.

Update: Which it is (photoshopped). HT: @petitedov

From the comments (ht Suki), the inevitable Obama face flag:

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invisible furry hand 13 years ago

"Mitt, you are so money and you don't even know it"
Scruffy Nerfherder 13 years ago

"Show me the money!"
1. db 13 years ago
  
  American Taxpayers: "Show us R Money!"
Suki 13 years ago

This one us creepy.
1. Scruffy Nerfherder 13 years ago
  
  The red, white, and barry
2. WTF 13 years ago
  
  Yeah, I saw the creepy Obama flag on the news this morning. Apparently some democrats thought it was actually a good idea.
  1. Suki 13 years ago
    
    Yea, like Florida Democrat HQ.
  2. Scruffy Nerfherder 13 years ago
    
    I would assume that the White House political advisor is calling Florida Democrats saying, "What the fuckity fuck? Are you fucking morons?"
    
    Of course, I could be wrong.
    1. WTF 13 years ago
      
      The Whitehouse might have told them they should have waited until after the election to roll out the "Dear Leader" paraphernalia.
    2. Suki 13 years ago
      
      They really should be more like the others and replace it with a Che picture in the lobby.
    3. Abdul 13 years ago
      
      sorry, Scruffy, the White House political advisor just ordered one to hang over her bed.
    4. Tim 13 years ago
      
      50 little Obamas would work better.
3. Lord Humungus 13 years ago
  
  The O looks a wee bit constipated.
  1. Michelle 13 years ago
    
    Let's Move!
4. Rich 13 years ago
  
  Creepy, perhaps, but good for the environment: protestors can burn the American flag *and* an effigy of Obama in one go.
5. Suki 13 years ago
  
  Thx 4 th ht Nick! Can you add link?
6. Fist of Etiquette 13 years ago
  
  I can see Anita Dunn licking her chops at the Maoist iconography.
  1. Rich 13 years ago
    
    Speaking of Anita Dunn ....
    1. Suki 13 years ago
      
      Wow, that is rich!
Tony 13 years ago

That's not the money shot I was expecting =-(
1. Phat Indian 13 years ago
  
  It's okay honey I just spit on your back!
Lord Humungus 13 years ago

der - I think it is supposed to spell R-O-M-N-E-Y /mr obvious
Montani Semper Liberi 13 years ago

Slow news month at Reason? This photo (it's photoshopped to answer that question) has been making the rounds since early February.
sarcasmic 13 years ago

False.

http://www.snopes.com/politics/romney/money.asp
1. affenkopf 13 years ago
  
  Yep. 30 seconds of Google would have told Nick that.
  
  For a magazine called... Drink!
  1. Suki 13 years ago
    
    Actually, "Drink!" is a great magazine name.
    1. WTF 13 years ago
      
      Actually, "Drink!" is a great magazine name.
      
      How about Modern Drunkard?
      1. WTF 13 years ago
        
        SF'd the Link
  2. Suki 13 years ago
    
    Don't let facts spoil the script.
    1. The Reverend Al Sharpton 13 years ago
      
      Right on!
  3. sarcasmic 13 years ago
    
    And he calls himself a journalist.
    1. invisible furry hand 13 years ago
      
      And he calls himself a journalist.
      
      Does he? A bon viveur, a laugher, a lover, a poet, a fool, perhaps, but a journalist?
2. Scruffy Nerfherder 13 years ago
  
  snopes is a fun killer
invisible furry hand 13 years ago

Mo' money, mo' flip-flops
db 13 years ago

"'R' Money is being recklessly frittered away by 'R' parents and grandparents."
Socialistic Individual Sparky 13 years ago

Romney going for the hip-hop vote by changing his name to R-Money. Although these days he really should make it just R-$, the kids get confused by real words.
1. Scruffy Nerfherder 13 years ago
  
  LOL
2. sarcasmic 13 years ago
  
  nice
3. Montani Semper Liberi 13 years ago
  
  New campaign slogan:
  
  Dolla, dolla bill, ya'll!
4. invisible furry hand 13 years ago
  
  How about Da Mizzle?
  1. J.G. Wentworth Privateers, LLC 13 years ago
    
    Vote 4 da Mizznitt!
5. Abdul 13 years ago
  
  "R-$, what's your position on affordable healthcare for women?"
  
  "I'll make it rain on dem ho's!"
  1. Socialistic Individual Sparky 13 years ago
    
    LOL
  2. The Ghost of Eldridge Cleaver 13 years ago
    
    "R-$, what's your position on affordable healthcare for women?"
    
    Prone!
    1. sarcasmic 13 years ago
      
      Reverse cowgirl?
    2. Randy 13 years ago
      
      Shortstop?
      1. joshua corning 13 years ago
        
        Shortstop?
        
        Is that anything like 'just the tip'?
6. Tim 13 years ago
  
  I'm rappin R-Money and I'm here today
  to show you how to save the U S of A.
  Vote for my money
  you deserve a taste of da honey
  Gingrich? Santorum? Don't be funny.
  Gonna bust a cap in they ass crack,
  Cruisin' by in my Cadillac.
J.G. Wentworth Privateers, LLC 13 years ago

It's YARRR money; use it when you need it!
lightning 13 years ago

And the other candidates aren't money? No wonder we are so screwed.
John 13 years ago

You would have thought the Obama worshipers would have used a more flattering picture of the jug eared Jesus. He looks like he just bit into a lemon.
1. sarcasmic 13 years ago
  
  I think he's supposed to look stern. Like Stalin or Mussolini.
  1. John 13 years ago
    
    Is that is "I am going to go drone strike on your ass" face?
  2. Tim 13 years ago
    
    Or Castro, Mao, Pol Pot, Steinem...
2. Socialistic Individual Sparky 13 years ago
  
  Come on John, that's his serious face.
3. Shepard Fairey 13 years ago
  
  Don't look at me!
  1. John 13 years ago
    
    At least you used a flattering picture.
4. invisible furry hand 13 years ago
  
  Why haven't we heard any explanation of the correlation between ear size and intelligence? Objective, fair-minded cheerleaders have been slipping on in their mission to educate foolish libertarians
rather 13 years ago

The LOL in the spoof is that Romney is socially absent enough to pose for such a photo
SugarFree 13 years ago

Money? So Romeny is a fiat representation of the mandated "trust" we have in government and something the government can just make more of when they have the whim to make us all poorer?

Sounds about right.
1. db 13 years ago
  
  I like "Romeny." Sort of reminds everyone where we're headed.
  1. SugarFree 13 years ago
    
    stupid typing grumble
  2. The Mayor of Rome, NY 13 years ago
    
    Visit Beautiful Rome!
Joe M 13 years ago

Come on, how convenient is it though that those two boys are almost exactly the same size, while all the others are different? You know the entire thing was planned for photoshopping from the get go.
Joe M 13 years ago

But wait, don't you see? This is his attempt at making a populist outreach, with the message that it's "R Money", not their money. Stick it to the man, Romeny.
Tom Thompson 13 years ago

Wow thats a good shoop man, well done.

http://www.World-Anon.tk
dwh 13 years ago

I'm no Romney fan, but I think it's clear he'll be the lesser of two evils in November. Is it really of any value to reinforce this inane tu quoque the Left constantly makes against Romney?

I think it's more relevant to investigate the rich special interests supporting each candidate than to attack Romney for having created wealth.
Juice 13 years ago

Anyone who didn't think that was photoshopped needs to...I don't know.
1. R C Dean 13 years ago
  
  Since that could have been a real picture if two of the kids standing next to each other had swapped places, its an understandable mistake.
Rhymes With Right 13 years ago

What a pity that Reason.com has surrendered its libertarian bona fides and joined the liberals in attacking Mitt Romney for having the audacity to earn money. Guess you guys are just one more arm of the "progressive" conspiracy against capitalism.
1. Mr. FIFY 13 years ago
  
  Yeah, we libertarians just hate wealthy people.
  1. veemee sashimi 13 years ago
    
    They drive up the price of our monocles and top hats. Money that could be better spent tightening our grip on world politics.
2. Just Dropping By 13 years ago
  
  I'm pretty sure that libertarians are still allowed to make fun of clueless rich people who come routinely manage to come across as charicatures of clueless rich people.
  1. Tulpa 13 years ago
    
    If that photo weren't faked, that would be an excellent point.
joshua corning 13 years ago

What the hell does 'RMONEY' mean?
1. Tulpa 13 years ago
  
  Exactly. That should have been a pretty strong clue it was 'shopped, but the Jacket believes what it wants to believe.
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