Wonder how much taxes Joe the "Plumber"* is going to have to pay on
the money he's raking in for these interviews.

*unliscensed

On Oct 16, 6:41 pm, NavyBrat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think its shameful they way the dems are tearing at this man. His
> only mistake was going and asking streight up from Obama if his plan
> was going to raise his taxes. He (Joe) was polite, friendly and
> earnest. No gotcha moment what so ever. It wasn't his plan to have
> McCain or Obama bring him into everyones livingrooms. But he seems
> like a regular joe ( pun intended) and the dems are tieing themselves
> in knots go after him trying to do damage control.
>
> On Oct 16, 4:05 pm, Cold Water <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Obama Campain Calls Joe the Plumber Mythical
> > by Scott Ott
> > (2008-10-17) — A viral video of an alleged ‘plumber’ talking to Barack 
> > Obama which inspired last night’s game-changing debate performance by Sen. 
> > John McCain is “a fake,” according to an unnamed strategist working for the 
> > Obama for America campaign.
>
> > Joe ‘The Plumber’ Wurzelbacher, of Holland, Ohio, “is a fictional, mythical 
> > character made up out of whole cloth by the Republicans,” the Democrat 
> > insider said.
>
> > “When we saw a middle-class guy, a common tradesman, who can articulate 
> > conservative values and principles off-the-cuff, without being intimidated 
> > by the awe-inspiring presence of the world’s most powerful man, we smelled 
> > a rat,” the source said. “Not to mention the fact that he’s living in one 
> > of those middle states where there’s no chance of him meeting the kind of 
> > intellectuals who could train him to speak intelligibly.”
>
> > The Democrat strategist noted that, “The legend has grown so big that 
> > McCain’s soon going to tell us that the Ohio river valley was created one 
> > day when a work-weary Joe the Plumber dragged his giant pipe wrench home 
> > carving a ravine in the rich Ohio soil. I can’t wait to see pictures of his 
> > pet… no doubt an immense red pit bull.”
> > “Face it,” he said, “Men like Joe don’t exist. The vast majority of 
> > American workers, isolated from the coastal centers of culture and 
> > education, are hapless victims of corporate greed who look to Washington as 
> > their last best hope. American journalists didn’t believe the legend of 
> > Sarah Palin, they’re not going to fall for this ploy.”
>
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