I know who you're talking of, glad to hear it.
Young asklet has also had apolitical awakening lately and loves Olbermann and Maddow.

So Joe The Plumber, likes McCain and is the perfect example of voting "against" your own best interest. While Joe the Plumber isn't for a tax cut, for himself, but is more than happy to see people like Johnny's  130 million dollar wife get a tax cut at his "joe the plumber's own expense.

Perfect example of how the Republican's manipulate the middle-class and lower middle class.

[male voice] Hello. I'm calling for John McCain and the RNC because you need to know that Barack Obama has worked closely with domestic terrorist Bill Ayers whose organization bombed the U.S. Capitol, Pentagon, a judge's home and killed Americans. And Democrats will enact an extreme leftist agenda if they take control of Washington. Barack Obama and Democratic allies lack the judgment to lead our country.

Paid for by McCain/Palin 2008 and the RNC

(202-863-8500)

There are only registered Democrats in this dwelling - so the whole area code must be getting this.

So much for the debate clarifying and clearing up Obama's connection to Ayers! Please note the subtle wording about Obama and Ayers.

Oh, and to make this more on topic, there is the extreme leftist agenda - "sharing the wealth" perhaps? Maybe another call tomorrow will elaborate further.

Those who dance are considered insane by those who can't hear the music. (George Carlin)

Sharing the wealth sounds a lot like redistribution of wealth and that Maxist/socialist notion has been on high on conservative-nut vocabulary list all year.

They would say of course the lazy assed teenager thinks sharing the wealth is a good thing. He only has to get off the sofa to walk to the mailbox to get the welfare check to pay his cable bill.

Two things are completely missed here.

One Joe the Plumber is not rich. And Rush et al have been going on for weeks that small business would get clobbered with a $250K threshold -- Completely ignoring that they don't get taxed on revenue but of profit after expenses. If Joe want so buy trucks, hire employees, invest in his business, that all comes off his tax bill. And if Joe doesn't know that then maybe he shouldn't be running a business.

Second, sharing the wealth means equitably sharing the wealth of the nation. Of course the operative word is "equitable". Reasonable minds will disagree, but most economists would say that the answer lies in two areas; 1) where capital will get the greatest long term return and 2) where political and economic clout doesn't favor one group over another.

There are plenty of example in history where wealth became to concentrated and could not return enough value to support the whole which in turn cause political and social upheaval, inevitably leading to collapse. Economists have identified certain ratios beyond which conditions are unsustainable.

Many of them have been warning for about a decade that we were approaching the early warning points. Zimbabwe we are not, but capital is tied too much with too few leaving the rest with too little to create means to create value. Meanwhile, the capital is too concentrated, as we are seeing, in too few means to create value, mainly securities speculation which doesn't really create value anyway unless it is applied to something, and at some point it will fall down.

The money needs instead to go to guys like Joe the Plumber and millions of other entrepreneurs to create real value.

http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/10/16/joe-in-the-spotlight/?hp