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Posted at 02:35 PM ET, 02/01/2012

Best Romney Secret Service code names

By Alexandra Petri

When word spread that Mitt Romney would be getting his own Secret Service detail, Twitter went wild coming up with code names for him.

Here are my eight favorites, in no particular order.

8. Stock Photo Dad (via @KoulMomo)

7. Walter Mitty (via @jimocarroll)

6. The Lost Osmond (via @ExJon)

5. Alfalfa (via @good4politics)

4. Grey Poupon (via @Right2Liberty)

3. PACMan (via @professimous)

2. Mr. Fantastic (via @MDMRN)

1. Mitt Romney (via @JonahNRO)

Did I miss any? Holler in the comments!

By Alexandra Petri | 02:35 PM ET, 02/01/2012

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