Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher, aka Joe the Plumber, discusses the longevity of his "15 minutes" and when he thinks they might be over.
Earlier this month, Joe said he believes gays are "queer" and said he won't allow them near his children.
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Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher, aka Joe the Plumber, discusses the longevity of his "15 minutes" and when he thinks they might be over.
Earlier this month, Joe said he believes gays are "queer" and said he won't allow them near his children.
Samuel Wurzelbacher, the Ohio man hailed as "Joe the Plumber" by Republican John McCain's presidential campaign last year, said he believes gays are "queer" and said he won't allow them near his children.
Hasselbeck and Joe the Plumber in the same sentence! Wow! Almost too good to be true!
I happen to agree with Hasselbeck here; pretty ignorant comment.
From Christianity Today Interview:
At a state level, it's up to them. I don't want it to be a federal thing. I personally still think it's wrong. People don't understand the dictionary—it's called queer. Queer means strange and unusual. It's not like a slur, like you would call a white person a honky or something like that. You know, God is pretty explicit in what we're supposed to do—what man and woman are for. Now, at the same time, we're supposed to love everybody and accept people, and preach against the sins. I've had some friends that are actually homosexual. And, I mean, they know where I stand, and they know that I wouldn't have them anywhere near my children. But at the same time, they're people, and they're going to do their thing.
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Joe Wurzelbacher continues to make a lot more sense than any Liberal.
I give him a lot of credit for standing up for his beliefs in very unfriendly territory.
Maher tried really hard to make Joe look ignorant, naive and foolish but Joe hits back at every shot. Maher acts like a snarky a*shole, as usual, and Joe slams him at every turn.
I love this guy. I know many of you don't, but he represents those of us grunts who dare to question Dear Leader.
From Politico:
In town to promote his new book, "Joe the Plumber: Fighting for the American Dream", Samuel J. Wurzelbacher — aka "Joe the Plumber" — stopped by Americans for Tax Reform Wednesday to review President Barack Obama's Tuesday address before Congress and offer his own thoughts on American politics and current events.
Perhaps not surprisingly, Wurzelbacher, who campaigned alongside Sen. John McCain during the 2008 campaign, did not have many nice things to say about Obama's speech and stimulus proposal.
"I believe he's taking America down the wrong path," Wurzelbacher told POLITICO. "So far every step he's taken I pretty much disagree with." Wurzelbacher has been pondering a run for Congress and said, "If I became a congressman I would literally bang people's heads together and probably get in a lot of trouble."
And, for those of you interested in plumbing, Wurzelbacher has some good pointers for you.
“If given the opportunity to do some good however minute it may be, or could be something really good, you gotta take that chance. You have to do it,” says Joe Wurzelbacher.
Wurzelbacher will travel to Israel to report for the conservative website, pjtv.com. He intends to get the, often lost, Israeli reason for the offensive against Hamas."It's tragic, I mean it really is. I don't say that in any little way. It's very tragic, but at the same time what are the Israeli people suppose to do," says Wurzelbacher.
The 10-day journey hopes to answer that question, by talking with Israeli citizens without a politically correct filter.
"I get to go over there and let their “Average Joes” share their story, what they think, how they feel, especially with world opinion, maybe get a real story out there,” says Wurzelbacher.
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The Times actually published this piece of garbage! Publisher's are free to give book deals to whomever they choose. It's part of the American spirit to venture into any realm we choose. Who are Timothy Egan and the NY Times to be the arbiters of whom should be allowed to pen a book?
Liberal, elite media. That's who.
Then again, who ever said Libs understand free market enterprise, capitalist spirit and free speech. But of course, it's perfectly fine for the Savior Obama to pen anything he wants because he is the poster child for liberalism. Liberals support free speech only when it supports their cause.
Liberals are the party of the working class, right? Not when they slander and attack hard working citizens like Joe the Plumber. But in the elite media's mind, "How dare he question the Chosen One?"
Liberals are also the party of inclusion and acceptance? Not when it comes to Sarah Palin. The Elite New York/Los Angeles fail to recognize that most American's have more in common with Joe and Sarah than with Timothy and Barack.
How dare you use your inalienable right to free speech to attack someone else for exercising his you Liberal Hypocrites!
Egan sounds like another whiny, bitter Liberal pointing out the failures of others to suppress his own insecurities.
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