GRAND JUNCTION |  Republican Mitt Romney’s campaign asked a production company that worked on an event in Colorado to cover up its logo before he took the stage.

The company? Snob Productions.

The Daily Sentinel in Grand Junction (https://goo.gl/Zude2) reports that the company masked its trucks and dressed employees in shirts that didn’t bear the company logo. Company owner David Wall says he’s never had such a request.

Romney held a town hall-style campaign event in Grand Junction Tuesday. Outside the event, Democratic protesters derided Romney’s offshore bank accounts using Swiss cheese and other props.

Snob Productions handled a 2008 campaign event by President Barack Obama where the logo was also noticed by campaign staff. Wall says he was asked to move a truck away from television cameras, but not cover the logo.

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Information from: The Daily Sentinel, https://www.gjsentinel.com

One reply on “Romney camp asks Colorado company to hide ‘Snob’ logo”

  1. Read this story…then give me one good reason why whoever wrote it still has a job ? you can’t tell what their talking about..other than this snob co is against romney i guess…these are the best writers u can get huh?

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