The Other Joe, the real one
So Joe the Plumber was not the boon to the McCain campaign that he could have been. Obviously. After all, he was delinquent by a supposed $1,000 American dollars. That, soon, will be the equivalent of $6 Canadian or about 62 yen.
How dare he owe back taxes? If you recall way back in October, Joe is the guy who expressed his desire to own a business. How un-American can he be? How dare he speak up about the government “spreading the wealth.”
Whatever Joe owed has likely been up in full. Thank the Obama Nation and his fellow Ohio DemocRats for digging deep into Joe’s personal life as well as his private life to discredit the first “Average Joe” who dared ask the “Man Who Would be King” when there wasn’t even a teleprompter around to offer response.
To quote Obama’s answers to Joe’s concerns — brought up in a lackluster debate with McCain, and because we as taxpayers help fund the liberally-boring National Public Radio, I’ll give you their link. Obama said, according to the esteemed NPR 
“Not only do 98 percent of small businesses make less than $250,000, but I also want to give them additional tax breaks, because they are the drivers of the economy,” Obama said. “They produce the most jobs.”
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=95767079
$250,000? Wow, that could be less than a Chicago community organizer makes! Time for a job change here.
Oh well, tax evader or not, most American’s have much more in common with a “Joe the Plumber” than a “Joe the Scrapper.” Besides, we all get a leaky pipe once in awhile, but when was the last time we needed a “scrapper?”
By the way, no offense to you real Americans who might be scrappers. Thank Biden for making it sound dirty.
And please don’t tell Obama’s muckrakers that I disagree with him too; I could do without the invasion of privacy Joe faced.
Now go help spread the wealth Joe! You have a bank bailout to fund!
