Joe the Plumber: The left made him famose and hard working folks love him

Joe asked a very simple question that got a very revealing answer Barack Obama 's yes can was to take your money and give it to lazy slim balls and illegals that don't deserve a red penny of our hard earned tax dollars.
Obama put his democrat dog's on Joe just like they did former Gov Sarah Palin snooping in legal private records,hacking in to their private computers and a endless smear campaign against both Joe and Sarah.
Even so Joe and Sarah are really popular with the every day hard working Americans all across the United States.
Hard working Americans understand getting behind on bills and late payments to the IRS even child support payments and all them every day money matters in the real world the working American people deeply relate to Joe.
Thanks to the mean sprinted left they have made Joe rich and he is speaking out to the real people of American.
Catch up with Joe the plumber in this article at the link below,ENJOY!!!





HOLLAND, Ohio (Reuters) - "Joe the Plumber," who came to symbolize U.S. taxpayer frustration during last year's election, sounds even angrier now at what he sees as excessive government spending on the economy and health care reform.

"The politicians in Washington are spending trillions of dollars of our money. When are Americans going to stand up and say enough is enough?" said Joe Wurzelbacher, 35, in an interview on Friday at his modest suburban Ohio home.

"Instead of spending more of our money, they should cut back like ordinary Americans are having to. Why do they think they can spend their way out of this mess?" said Wurzelbacher, referring to the $787 billion government stimulus bill.

Wurzelbacher has managed to prolong his 15 minutes of fame since he posed some tough questions of presidential candidate Barack Obama during an Ohio campaign stop in August 2008.

Obama's reply: "I think when you spread the wealth around, it's good for everybody," prompted Obama's Republican rival, Senator John McCain, to label the Democrat a socialist and catapulted Wurzelbacher into the media spotlight.

Reporters later learned that Wurzelbacher did not have a plumbing license, was behind on his taxes, had a real first name of Sam, and was unmarried with a teenage son.

At first Wurzelbacher courted the attention, then said it was draining and he wanted to get back to plumbing.

Wurzelbacher said he had voted for McCain but without enthusiasm. "In the end, I had to choose the lesser of two evils.

"Does the Republican Party represent anything I stand for right now? Absolutely not," he said. "Right now the Republican Party doesn't even know what it stands for.

http://www.reuters.com/article/politicsNews/idUSTRE56N65J20090725