Colbert weighs in on gun control. Very funny.

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Love the one if the slaves had just not been give 3/5s of a gun

Got to love it two of biggest genocides caused by gun control:

Apparently he doesn't realize the Germans and Turks actually had guns. Maybe what he wants to do is arm the illegal aliens and minority. We need more information from Joe "the deep thinking" plumber

Is there no shame the man who doesn't pay taxes, Joe the plummer, defending himself against the moocher class

During last night's presidential debate, we heard a lot about "Joe the Plumber," also known as Joe Wurzelbacher, an average (ahem) Joe, who is really worried that a President Obama might raise his taxes. But does Joe really need to worry? Because if he's the same Joe that ABC News identified as Sam Joe Wurzelbacher, also of Toledo, Ohio, he doesn't always bother to pay his taxes.

LUCAS COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
J. BERNIE QUILTER, CLERK
700 ADAMS STREET
TOLEDO, OHIO

MONETARY AMOUNT: $1,182.98

DEPT OF TAXATION STATE OF OHIO

Defendant 1:
WURZELBACHER SAMUEL J
30 DERBYSHIRE RD
TOLEDO, OH 43615

Is it possible? Is this average, model American citizen a tax cheat? If that's the case, Joe doesn't really need to worry about his tax rates at all, does he?


Originally from the Daily Kos: http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/10/16/632515/-Should-Joe-The-Plumber-Really-Worry-About-Paying-Taxes-

Joe the Plumber talks directly to God

Joe the Plumber Campaign Slogans | National Lampoon. My person favorite Joe the Plumber: Laying Pipe for Liberty

Joe the Plumber Campaign Slogans | National Lampoon

Thank God We've got one decent American running for office Joe The Plumber

Joe the Plumber's Next Campaign Is for Congress - The Daily Beast

Joe the Plumber's Next Campaign Is for Congress - The Daily Beast

Populist rage pulses across the nation. Class warfare is in the air. So, as the GOP presidential primary heads to blue-collar, Bible Belt South Carolina, it seemed like a good time to check in with everybody’s favorite 2008 everyman icon, Joe the Plumber, now running for Congress as a Republican in Ohio, the mother of all swing states.

Joe, né Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher, 38, has not endorsed anyone in the presidential contest. But he misses the man he considers a political mentor. No, not John McCain, whose embrace of Joe the Plummer in the 2008 race made him a household name, before scrutiny of his plumbing credentials scuffed up his man-of-the-people street cred. The man Wurzelbacher wishes were still running: Herman Cain.

“The media throws up somebody and says this could be it. They give him a week, he raises money and then they tear him down,” Wurzelbacher laments, recalling Cain’s come-from-nowhere, go-back-to-nowhere trajectory.