[HPFGU-OTChatter] Re: Lord Voldemort, the nature of evil, and politics

[Cabal]

Wait.

Sen. Obama answered his question honestly and moved on.

John McCain brought "Joe the plumber" up in the debate. McCain repeatedly
talked about him, invited him to come out on the campaign trail, included
him in all his speeches for weeks.

The McCain people USED this guy as a metaphor, a symbol of working class
America. Except he wasn't qualified to own a plumbing business anymore than
Palin was to be VP.

As far as Joe is concerned, he's got his own PR people now, he's living in
"15" minutes and doing fine, thank you. 

It was the press, CNN, FOX, MSNBC and countless news papers, Routers and the
AP that investigated him and reported he wasn't a licensed plumber. 

All Obama did was shake his hand and answer his question. His "fame" resides
squarely on the shoulders of the McCain campaign. And don't forget, he
approached Obama, it's not like Obama broke from the line of people to go
talk to some guy who was trying to stay out of it.

Joe the %@!!!*

md

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Subject: [HPFGU-OTChatter] Re: Lord Voldemort, the nature of evil, and
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--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "sistermagpie" 
<sistermagpie at ...> wrote:
>
> > Tonks:
> The poor man was just standing in his front yard playing 
> > ball with his kid when Obama was walking around the neighborhood. 
> So 
> > when Obama came by his house, Joe asked a question. Because those 
> in 
> > charge of damage control had to protect the candidate from 
himself, 
> > they investigated, humiliated and attempted in a small way to 
> > destroy Joe the plumber. The poor man is not even a politician. 
>