Man you Liberals are really afraid of Joe the Plumber aren't ya? You're going after him like you went after Sarah Palin.
Obamabot Liberals: "Must. Destroy. Palin. Must. Destroy. Joe".
I like the fact that Taxes have now been injected into the political conversation. That's never good for liberals. Hehehehehehe!
Being exposed as a fraud, tax dodger and liar doesn't help you Mad. Plus it turns out Joe will do better under Obama's plan. So will 95% of us. McCain wants to tax our health coverage?
Who thought of that one?
He told Obama that he was a plumber and was hoping to buy his bosss business, which he said made $250,000 to $280,000 a year. He was concerned, he said, that Obamas economic proposals would mean hed be kicked into a higher tax bracket. (JOE LIED)
Wurzelbacher said he worked under the license held by his boss, Al Newell of Newell Plumbing and Heating Co. of Toledo. Newell is a licensed plumbing contractor in Toledo, records show. But anyone working under Newell should have a journeymans plumbing license or an apprenticeship license, officials said.
The Toledo Plumbing Board of Control may consider sanctions against Wurzelbacher or Newell, officials told NBC affiliate WNWO of Toledo.
Wurzelbacher also acknowledged that he had no specific plans for buying Newells business, saying he and Newell had simply talked about the idea from time to time. He might have difficulty making the purchase: Court records from his divorce show that Wurzelbacher made $40,000 in 2006.
Even if he did buy Newell Plumbing and Heating, Obamas tax plan wouldnt affect him. While Wurzelbacher told Obama that he would be taxed at a higher rate because the company grossed more than $250,000 a year, Ohio business records show the companys estimated total annual revenue as only $100,000. Actual taxable income would be even less than that.
In any event, Obamas tax plan specifies that the higher rate would apply only to income above the $250,000 threshold. Assuming Wurzelbachers income as owner somehow hit $280,000 the top end of his supposition of the companys revenue only the extra $30,000 would be taxed at a higher rate.
Wurzelbacher, a registered Republican, refused to say whom he would vote for, insisting that I want the American people to vote for who they want to vote for. I just want them to be informed when they make that vote.
But he hinted that his choice would be McCain, the Republican standard-bearer, whom he said it would be an honor to meet. Asked about other issues by a covey of curious reporters, Wurzelbacher voiced strongly Republican opinions.
Social Securitys a joke, he said. I have parents. I dont need another set of parents called the government. Let me take my money and invest it how I please.
And on the war in Iraq, which McCain has strongly supported: Im not sorry were in Iraq. ... Its made us safer. I absolutely believe that.
And court documents show he owes nearly $1,200 in back taxes.
" would have been a clear indication
