If you are an American and you are just so fed up with politics and the economy this year you may be inclined to stay home on November 4^th and rent a movie. I can share your feelings about the state of the nation in many ways. What we should all do is take a deep breath, get out the family album and enjoy a few minutes of fond memories.

Once you’ve had the chance to shake off the hype and spin take stock in the things going on out there that don’t have to do with the candidates and their campaigns directly. Ask yourself what effect the presidential race is having on the country, your workplace, your neighbors and ask what we may have to look forward to in the next four years.

You don’t have to look too far. Just this past week we bore witness to an unrelenting attack on a fellow human being. What did he do? He asked a question. What was so bad about that? You be the judge. Think about it. Could it happen to you? What if you don’t want that new interchange in your neighborhood, or are unhappy with a school board decision? Is it possible that you will get the same treatment? Read the rest of this entry »

Although they hail from thousands of miles apart and their paths have taken considerably different turns, Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher and Sarah Palin have much in common.

They are both middle class, hard working Americans. Sarah Palin decided to join the PTA to make a difference in her children’s education. As they say, from there it was history. She went on to become mayor, governor and possibly the next Vice President of the United States of America (God willing). Read the rest of this entry »

Here’s Joe the Plumber’s news conference. The media tries to trip him up because of his party affiliation.

Then Joe the Plumber goes on to say what so many Americans believe. “I have two parents, I don’t need two more parents - the government.” This is great!

Update: Joe did a few more interviews. You can read about them here and here.

And now - Joe Biden who has no idea what plumbers do.

Just wait and see what the libs and the media are going to try to do to this guy.

Joe Wurzelbacher, the plumber who asked Barack Obama why he would raise his taxes, was interviewed earlier today by Neil Cavuto. Needless to say, Obama was not able to change the mind of the plumber who worked hard and saved his money in order to live his American dream.

In case you haven’t heard, Obama replied that he needs to share the wealth. In twenty eight seconds we learned more about Barack Obama than the media’s told us in eighteen months.

Why does it take a plumber from Ohio to expose the true Barack Obama? Someone should give Mr. Wurzelbacher a medal.