Opinion: How the GOP used ‘Joe the Plumber’ to sell a myth | CNN
Opinion: How the GOP used ‘Joe the Plumber’ to sell a myth | CNN
Headlines marking the passing of Samuel Wurzelbacher, also known as ‘Joe the Plumber,’ are a window into the past, when for a brief moment during the 2008 presidential campaign he became a well-known face in debates over economic policy that Nicole Hemmer argues have been feeding a right-wing myth f...
Headlines marking the passing of Samuel Wurzelbacher, also known as ‘Joe the Plumber,’ are a window into the past, when for a brief moment during the 2008 presidential campaign he became a well-known face in debates over economic policy that Nicole Hemmer argues have been feeding a right-wing myth for decades.
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Now do Ken Bone. I dare you
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Did he pick a side? I don't remember him being used by either party.
He was undecided.