Ruh-roh, Willard, you got some ‘splainin’ to do to Facebook. According to their rules, you can’t include a web address in your cover photo. I took a screen grab to prove it, and even highlighted the relevant parts:

But on the Romney page, as Gizmodo points out, Willard has clearly posted a web address, right there on his cover photo. Here’s a screen grab of that, too:

Willard broke their rule, no doubt about it. Then again, we already know that he plays fast and loose with rules, so this is nothing new.

Besides, he probably feels entitled to his very own rules, to do whatever he wants whenever he wants. After all, he’s running for office, for Pete’s sake. He’s a contender! He’s somebody!

Or, hey, maybe he bought himself a new rule that allows only him to post a web address on his Facebook cover photo.

Or perhaps he had someone fired for trying to prevent him from displaying “MittRomney.com” across the page.

Or maybe, just maybe, he secretly bought Facebook!

The presumptive Republican presidential candidate is setting some example there, isn’t he? Quite the little role model. A man we can always trust to follow the law rules.

Now if President Obama had done such a thing, had he dared to do as he pleased with total disregard for Facebook’s demands, he would have been vilified.

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