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Kinda like Obama instead of focusing on the economy, he was focused on HC and only when he was smacked in the face with the Mass election did he actually begin to get it.
Obama can't and never will focus on what is right for the American People, never was the right guy for the job, Hillary would of been much much better, and more expereinced. He cannot do one thing right, oh wait, he can talk a good talk, but cannot walk the walk! He is a loser big time, so many know his game plan now!
Obama can't and never will focus on what is right for the American People, never was the right guy for the job, Hillary would of been much much better, and more expereinced. He cannot do one thing right, oh wait, he can talk a good talk, but cannot walk the walk! He is a loser big time, so many know his game plan now!
Remember this gem from the beloved Fox News of all places. Plumber Joe ought to keep his head in the toilet for awhile since he sure knows a good deal about BS.
I think you have more posts in this thread than anyone, each one pointing out how irrelevant he is. Why do you keep posting to the thread?
I think he's relevant and interesting as the prototypical Tea Partier. What is it, were you a fan back in the fall of 2008 and now you're embarrassed, or what?
If you dont like a thread topic dont post.
I agree that Joe the Plumber continues to be relevant because he asked an inconvenient question (one that the mainstream media failed to ask) and got an answer that, for a single moment, did more to illuminate the true Obama than all of his speeches and ads and debates did over the course of almost two years of campaigning. And Obama's answer continues to reverberate as he unveils more and more of his socialist agenda. Joe the Plumber continues to work out just fine for me.
I agree that Joe the Plumber continues to be relevant because he asked an inconvenient question (one that the mainstream media failed to ask) and got an answer that, for a single moment, did more to illuminate the true Obama than all of his speeches and ads and debates did over the course of almost two years of campaigning. And Obama's answer continues to reverberate as he unveils more and more of his socialist agenda. Joe the Plumber continues to work out just fine for me.
If you agree he was the face of the tea party movement before there was a TPM, we're in agreement about that. As for Obama, it's obvious that you've never watched the full five+ minute meeting between the two, or read the transcript, but have instead formed the conclusions you were supposed to form from clips and pieces. But wait, there's more.
So how's that "Joe the Plumber" guy workin' out for ya
You mean that blue-collar dude who confronted Barack Obama late in the 2008 campaign with this challenge: “Your new tax plan’s going to tax me more, isn’t it?”
Nonsense, replied the candidate: “From 250 [thousand dollars a year] down, your taxes are going to stay the same.”
Hahahaha. Some people actually believed Obama and voted for him. Anyone have buyers remorse yet?
On how is Joe working for us, a lot better than the president is.
I agree that Joe the Plumber continues to be relevant because he asked an inconvenient question (one that the mainstream media failed to ask) and got an answer that, for a single moment, did more to illuminate the true Obama than all of his speeches and ads and debates did over the course of almost two years of campaigning. And Obama's answer continues to reverberate as he unveils more and more of his socialist agenda. Joe the Plumber continues to work out just fine for me.
Inconvenient?
Looks like Joe got his answer in more depth than he could comprehend.
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