Joe Wurzelbacher
"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.
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Here's the video of plumber Joe Wurzelbacher approaching Barack Obama on his tax proposals.
Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher, aka "Joe the Plumber," first caught our attention in October 2008 when he met and questioned then-Sen.Barack Obama, who was campaigning in his Toledo neighborhood, about his plan to "spread the wealth."
Now, Joe the Plumber has become a defining issue once again, this time in the 2010 race for attorney general in Wurzelbacher's home state of Ohio.
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Samuel Joe Wurzelbacher, akaJoe The Plumber, who became an overnight sensation during the 2008 Presidential race after he stood up to then-candidate Barack Obama, will be on the Young Gun Conservative Radio show on Right Talk Radio next Monday night. Show creator and co-host Nick Polyzos was pleased with the report that Wurzelbacher will be a guest on the show. Way cool. I think the interview with the guy that stood up to the current...
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Hey Larry. The only thing I care less about than Sarah Palin's new book is what Joe Wurzelbacher a.k.a. Joe the fake...
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In a wide-ranging interview with former E reproter Charles Geraci, Wurzelbacher also shared his thoughts on Sarah Palin (he hopes she doesn't run for president in 2012), Palin's references to him in her new book, and the charge that he has capitalized off the publicity that has come with being Joe the Plumber.
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Last fall, during the peak of the presidential campaign, three Ohio state employees used their positions to target, Samuel Wurzelbacher, aka "Joe the Plumber" by searching state records in the hope of finding material with which to smear him. Ohio's independent Office of the Inspector General investigated the actions of the three employees. It concluded that there was "no legitimate agency function or purpose" and "no reasonable basis" to...
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COLUMBUS  Ohio taxpayers are right in the middle of the civil rights lawsuit that Samuel Joseph  ÂJoe the Plumber  Wurzelbacher has filed against three former state employees, charging that they illegally accessed his confidential information through state databases. Ohio Attorney General Richard CordrayÂs office is defending former state employees Helen Jones-Kelley, Douglas Thompson and Fred Williams. All have denied wrongdoing and asked...
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- Taxpayers foot bill for employees being sued by ‘Joe the Plumber’ (search.live.com)
Ohioans pay for 'Plumber' case
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COLUMBUS -- Ohio taxpayers are paying the bill for the legal defense of three former state employees sued by "Joe the Plumber," who claims they illegally accessed his personal information leading up to last
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