It's not welfare if it's for me. it is if it's for the others.
Let's hope this is the last time I ever feel the need/desire to post about Joe the Plumber!
Showing posts with label Joe Wurzelbacher. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joe Wurzelbacher. Show all posts
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Spreading Lies
When even Fox News thinks it's too much... Watch this clip.
Labels:
Barack Obama,
foreign policy,
Isreal,
Joe Wurzelbacher,
John McCain
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Larry and Joe
"The reason the Republicans found Joe the Plumber was to find someone hanging around a toilet other than Larry Craig."
-- James Carville, quoted by Politico (via Political Wire)
-- James Carville, quoted by Politico (via Political Wire)
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Joe The Plumber
A few updates on Joe The Plumber:
Some elementary Google searches by FDL reveal that Joe Wurzelbacher bought his business for $130,000, or 120,000 under the Obama threshold he was concerned about.
Martin Eisenstadt points out that Joe is related to Charles Keating.
Jake Tapper points out that Joe would probably be eligible for a tax cut under the Obama plan since the $250,000 figure is the cost of buying the business, not his net earnings from the business.
Think Progress notes that "under Obama’s plan, the tax on income above $250,000 would increase by 3 percentage points from 33 percent to 36 percent — which means that, if his net profits are above $250,000, Wurzelbacher could expect to see his tax bill rise by between $0-$900."
Some elementary Google searches by FDL reveal that Joe Wurzelbacher bought his business for $130,000, or 120,000 under the Obama threshold he was concerned about.
Martin Eisenstadt points out that Joe is related to Charles Keating.
Jake Tapper points out that Joe would probably be eligible for a tax cut under the Obama plan since the $250,000 figure is the cost of buying the business, not his net earnings from the business.
Think Progress notes that "under Obama’s plan, the tax on income above $250,000 would increase by 3 percentage points from 33 percent to 36 percent — which means that, if his net profits are above $250,000, Wurzelbacher could expect to see his tax bill rise by between $0-$900."
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