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Last night, while talking about Mitt Romney's new education plan, we mentioned a clever example of alliteration Mr.
Alliteration Alert
By
Sunita Sohoni
Last night, while talking about Mitt Romney’s new education plan, we mentioned a clever example of alliteration Mr. Romney presented to a class full of elementary students: Dogs drive Douglas dizzy.
Clever, unless of course it reminds you of Mitt Romney’s history of putting the family dog on the roof of a car during long vacation drives, even after the dog got sick.
Then, it gets an “F” as in: a total “Fail.”
To avoid such pitfalls in the future, we’re asking you for advice on alliteration Mitt Romney should avoid at all cost. Here are some examples:
