Tea Party wing nut and former SNL star Victoria Jackson interviews Joe The Plumber, who is running for Congress. In the video, Joe The Plumber, aka Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher, says he’s running against Marci Kaptur and Dennis Kuchinich, so it must be a few weeks old as Kuchinich lost his primary election.
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Jackson says Joe The Plumber is her “hero” because he’s the only person who stood “for” Obama (against, I think she means, or up to,) and that when she heard then-Senator Obama say, “spread the wealth around,” right away her head exploded because that’s a phrase right out of the Communist Manifesto.
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In the beginning Jackson says to Wurzelbacher, “I met you on Searchlight.” Any clues what that means? He looked nervous.
Meanwhile, in other Joe The Plumber news, Mr. Plumber yesterday lost a privacy suit — again.
Via Politico:
The three-judge 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel upheld a lower court’s dismissal of the lawsuit. Samuel J. Wurzelbacher of the Toledo area became nationally known during the 2008 presidential campaign after the much-quoted discussion about taxes with Obama.
He claims his First Amendment and privacy rights were violated by three Ohio Job and Family Services officials who were Obama supporters and who searched databases for information about him soon after the discussion. The department’s director and another official resigned and the third official was ousted in the aftermath of the searches.
The judges found Wurzelbacher wasn’t harmed and there was no interference with his free speech by the “fruitless database searches†conducted.
And earlier this month, Joe.My.God. noted Wurzelbacher in a fundraising email wrote:
Remember how the leftwing media crucified Sarah Palin in the 2008 election? Well, now they’ve made Joe the Plumber their new target. Since winning my primary, the media has made it their number one mission to discredit my candidacy and annihilate my character. I’ve been painted as a bigot, told I’m not qualified to serve in Congress, and lectured on live TV as if I’m a schoolboy in the principal’s office. No, I didn’t earn a degree at Harvard, I haven’t worked on Wall Street, and I don’t make a six-figure salary. I’m a normal American, just like you.
Yes. Just like you…