Joe The Plumber to Campaign for John McCain

October 27, 2008 11:10 PM

ABC News' Bret Hovell reports: Joe Wurzelbacher, aka “Joe the Plumber,” will campaign tomorrow in Ohio for Senator John McCain.

Wurzelbacher, the Toledo-area native, will go on a bus tour with former Rep. Rob Portman, a close McCain supporter, and a number of small business people.

It will be the first time Wurzelbacher has been out to campaign for the McCain ticket since he approached Barack Obama some weeks back to ask about Obama’s tax policy, and became a part of McCain’s stump speech.

McCain, and his running mate Sarah Palin, have made “Joe the Plumber” a central part of their campaign, mentioning him at nearly every stop as a way of illustrating how, they argue, Barack Obama’s tax plans will affect average Americans.

And for those of you who have questions about Joe because of the liberal media coverage:

Actually, the guy is a plumber. He works for his boss under his ticket like THOUSANDS of others in Ohio. He is also getting his own ticket and has almost finished.

Fact is, he was talking about buying his bosses plumbing business. And Obama gave a dumb answer so lets rip the guys life apart to find any dirt they can right?

There is no doubt that Joe the Plumber is a republican. There is no doubt McCain has used him. But there is no doubt Joe the Plumber is going to campaign for the guy he wants to win.

However, they VETTED the guy long before all this. They VETTED him when he was just a guy asking Obama a question in his own driveway.

Like good little FASCISTS, the Obama camp ripped the guy apart. This is just an example of Obama Thugocracy and what is to come if Obama is elected... Now we know and see an example of the ugly truth.

NEVER disagree with Obama. He will send his SS after you.

Heil Obama !!!!

Join Joe the Plumber, an Average American, Vote McCain-Palin... For Lower Taxes & Patriotism!!

Poll: Ohio puts John McCAin in Front

By Mike Underwood

Monday, October 20, 2008 - Updated 11hours ago

Pollsters say Democrat Barack Obama is still the national electorate’s White House favorite, but his GOP rival John McCain has the edge in at least one crucial battleground state.

McCain leads Obama in Ohio by one point with 46 percent of the vote to Obama’s 45, according to an NBC/Mason-Dixon poll released yesterday.

However, national polls show Obama continues to hold the lead over his opponent.

Rasmussen Reports has Obama leading by six points, 51 to 45 percent, while a national Gallup poll also has Obama leading by 3 points with 49 percent.

Meanwhile, a national Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby poll has Obama leading by 3 points with 48 percent of the vote to McCain’s 45.

Pollster John Zogby said the numbers were good news for McCain, possibly reflecting a bump following his appearance in the third and final presidential debate Wednesday.

“There is no question something has happened,” Zogby said.

McCain Now Leads In Ohio

Sunday, October 12, 2008 9:30 AM

-- THE POLL: The Ohio Newspaper Poll, presidential race among likely Ohio voters (20 electoral votes). THE NUMBERS: John McCain 48 percent, Barack Obama 46 percent. OF INTEREST: Three weeks ago, this poll had Republican McCain leading 48-42 percent. Democrat Obama has been closing the gap as economic concerns simmer, with 22 percent of Ohio voters saying they are very or somewhat worried about losing their jobs and 18 percent very or somewhat worried about losing their homes. More than half of Ohio voters, or 53 percent, said they either strongly or somewhat disapproved of the federal government's $700 billion bailout of troubled financial institutions. DETAILS: Conducted Oct. 4-8 by landline telephone among 876 likely Ohio voters. Sampling error plus or minus 3.3 percent. © 2008 Associated Press.