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He might write a book or record Country music.
http://www.mediabistro.com/prnewser...was_one_of_the_busiest_days_ive_had_99025.asp
http://www.mediabistro.com/prnewser...was_one_of_the_busiest_days_ive_had_99025.asp
Ivan Seeking said:Palin-Plumber for 2012!
LowlyPion said:How is Joe able to hold down his job with all of these appearances he's making?
Joe agreeing with the guy from the crowd saying Israel will be dead if Obama wins was about on a par with Palin saying she has foreign policy experience because from somewhere in Alaska Russia is visible.
When did being stupid become something people look for in leaders?
Is this a result of growing up watching too many TV commercials?
Ivan Seeking said:I also think hate radio, and the likes of Fox News, have done serious damage to this country.
edward said:
TheStatutoryApe said:This is just getting rediculous. I haven't heard anyone doing anything but making fun of this guy since the debates. How can he have gotten to this point?
TheStatutoryApe said:This is just getting rediculous. I haven't heard anyone doing anything but making fun of this guy since the debates. How can he have gotten to this point?
mcknia07 said:Ok, I don't get much time to watch tv...but who is this Joe the Plumber guy? Why is there so much talk about him?
mcknia07 said:Ok, I don't get much time to watch tv...but who is this Joe the Plumber guy? Why is there so much talk about him?
LowlyPion said:Actually it's McCain that yanked him from obscurity by injecting him in the middle of his rhetoric in the last debate.
Joe for his part has apparently been seeking out the limelight ever since. The notion that he is being persecuted is a trumped up charge by McCain - because a) it was McCain that brought him up, b) it turns out that Joe's original premise about "buying" a business looks like rubbish, c) Joe keeps chasing the spotlight and hired this publicist, and has a reported deal to be a c&w singer and d) has now gone on to spew his apparently thoughtless ideas further confirming his apparently shallow understanding of the issues.
Joe knows as soon as the campaign is over he won't even be an asterisk. His 15 minutes will be up. In short Joe looks to me to have played an active part in promoting and buying into his own caricaturization in some effort to cash in.
And if that isn't enough, Joe is just one letter short of being a Joke.
He pretended to be a plumber planning on buying a plumbing business and it was all a lie, he's not even a licensed plumber.mcknia07 said:Ok, I don't get much time to watch tv...but who is this Joe the Plumber guy? Why is there so much talk about him?
Evo said:Another blunder McCain has to dig out from under, his "joe the plumber' debacle. This is good for a chuckle. A good lesson, you might want to make sure the person you center your debate around isn't made up.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ynews/20081017/pl_ynews/ynews_pl97
BobG said:Saying Joe the Plumber is an idiot for trying to cash in on a little good fortune that came his way is ignorant.
"Joe The Plumber Has a Publicist" is a satirical book written by journalist and author Tom Franklin. It tells the story of Samuel "Joe the Plumber" Wurzelbacher, a small town plumber who became a household name during the 2008 US Presidential Election.
Yes, the book is based on the real life experiences of Joe Wurzelbacher during and after the 2008 US Presidential Election. However, the book is a work of fiction and some events and characters have been fictionalized for comedic effect.
The book is targeted towards adults who are interested in politics and enjoy satirical humor. It may also appeal to fans of Tom Franklin's previous works or those who followed the 2008 US Presidential Election.
While the book does revolve around political events and figures, it is primarily a work of satire and humor. It aims to entertain and make readers laugh, rather than make a political statement.
This book offers a unique and humorous perspective on the 2008 US Presidential Election and the media frenzy surrounding Joe Wurzelbacher. It also explores themes of fame, politics, and small town America in a satirical and entertaining way.