Joe the Plumber had a major TMI incident Thursday night when he let an applauding audience know exactly how he was feeling. "God, all this love and everything in the room - I'm horny," Joe told his adoring fans. Joe Wurzelbacher was speaking to an audience at Media Research Center's conservative bash-fest on the liberal media in banquet form. Things seem to have immediately gotten uncomfortable after his ill-advised joke, but that might be Joe's speaking style. Clearly he never took that...Read Full Story
Joe "The Plumber" Wurzelbacher 's recent remarks about homosexuals not being allowed near his children have not gone down well with conservative talk show personality Elisabeth Hasselbeck . Hasselbeck called is "an ignoramus statement" Thursday morning on The View . "I was even a person who thought 'you know what? Power to Joe the Plumber' at that point. Well Joe the Plumber is not invited around me." Here's an excerpt from Joe's interview with Christianity Today : In the last month, same-sex...Read Full Story
I can't decide if this is more "Ernest Goes to Camp" or " Bonzo Goes to Bitburg ," but either way it's absurd. I get to go over there and let their 'Average Joes' share their story. - Joe Wurzelbacher In a blatant (and likely successful) publicity grab, the conservative-leaning pjtv.com has made Joe "The Plumber" Wurzelbacher a foreign war correspondent and will be sending him to Israel to cover the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Wurzelbacher garnered national attention during the presidential...Read Full Story
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Joe the Plumber emerged from the final presidential debate as an undecided voter who became an overnight celebrity. It seems appropriate at this time to borrow an expression from Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin. Say it isn't so Joe... The true identity of John McCain's average "Joe" has been revealed and he is not your run of the mill "Joe Six Pack". In fact Joe Wurzelbacher who was conveniently renamed "Joe the Plumber" during the presidential debate is connected to...Read Full Story
If you caught the final Presidential debate last night, and you're anything like us, you were probably scratching your head and wondering who the hell this "Joe the plumber" character is. At first you'd think it was some folksy slang that Republican VP-nominee, Sarah Palin cleverly came up with. Alas, no. Turns out Joe is a real person (unlike the metaphoric Joe Six-pack) whose full name is Samuel Joe Wurzelbacher. The infamous plumber got a chance to speak with Obama when the candidate...Read Full Story
... presidential race is endorsing a familiar name in the 2008 presidential election. Former Republican candidate Herman Cain told the crowd that he is supporting Ohio congressional candidate Samuel "Joe" Wurzelbacher, also known as "Joe the Plumber".
WASHINGTON -- HuffPost's Zach Carter and Howard Fineman on Friday spoke with Joseph Wurzelbacher at the 2012 Conservative Political Action Conference. Wurzelbacher is also known as "Joe the Plumber," a name he was dubbed during the 2008 presidential campaign when he was portrayed as a symbol of middle-class America.CPAC is a major annual event for the conservative movement, and on Friday GOP presidential candidates Rick Santorum, Mitt Romney...
1. Obama is a socialist.
This myth began with a 2008 campaign stop in Ohio, when then-Sen. Obama was caught on tape telling Joe Wurzelbacher (“Joe the Plumber”) that we needed to “spread the wealth around.” Sen. John McCain said that “sounded a lot like socialism” and cited the quote often during the campaign.
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WASHINGTON — The president is a socialist. This myth began with a 2008 campaign stop in Ohio, when then-Sen. Barack Obama was caught on tape telling Joe Wurzelbacher ("Joe the Plumber") that we needed to "spread the wealth around." His Republican ...
This myth began with a 2008 campaign stop in Ohio, when then-Sen. Barack Obama was caught on tape telling Joe Wurzelbacher (“Joe the Plumber”) that we needed to “spread the wealth around.” Sen. John McCain said that “sounded a lot like ...
When Joe the Plumber Samuel Wurzelbacher announced he was running for Congress against Democratic incumbent Marcy Kaptur, the big question was why he'd bother. As David Nir wrote, Ohio's "new 9th District was drawn as a deliberate Democratic vote sink ... It's a clever gerrymander, which means any Republican who would try to run here just isn't very clever at all."
But it turns out Wurzelbacher had a solid plan, in the grand tradition of...
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- GOP congressional candidate Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher of Holland ... along with first-time candidate Graham Veysey of Cleveland. Kraus reports that he and Wurzelbacher were both endorsed by the Ohio Right to Life Society's ...
"Joe the Plumber" is Joe Wurzelbacher, a plumber from Ohio who approached Barack Obama about his tax system. "Joe the Plumber" became a buzz phrase used during the third debate between Barack Obama and Senator McCain Oct. 15, 2008.
Fox News cameras were there and captured the conversation (which is now all over the Web) between a self-employed plumber named Joe Wurzelbacher and Obama.
He's Joe Wurzelbacher, an Ohio man looking to buy a plumbing business who came to symbolize the middle class in Wednesday night's presidential debate between Barack Obama and John McCain. Days