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'Mitt Happens': The classy billboard Kenneth Cole planned to post if Obama lost

Yesterday, Kenneth Cole had a billboard put up in New York City to congratulate President Obama for the whopping “two jobs saved” by his reelection. (That would be Obama’s job and Big Bird’s.)

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Today the classless designer flaunted his ignorance by sharing the billboard he would have posted had the election gone the other way.

Condolences to Big Bird and family? “Sesame Street” generated $200 million in revenue from product sales between 2003 and 2006. How would the Sesame gang possibly have survived on those meager crumbs?

Obama’s reelection is already forcing small business owners to kill off much-needed jobs. Evidently the “Romney wants to kill Big Bird” meme is one of the few things that just won’t die.

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