pajamasmedia.com - 1/8/2009
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pajamasmedia.com —
By now many of you have heard that
Joe “the Plumber” Wurzelbacher is leaving for Israel tomorrow
to be a war correspondent for Pajamas TV. This has created quite a brouhaha in the media - cable television, newspapers, wire services, etc. ...
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Joe the Plumber: Mr. Smith Goes to Jerusalem for Pajamas TV
iht.com - 1/7/2009
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iht.com —
TOLEDO, Ohio : Joe the Plumber is taking
on a new job. The Ohio man, who became
famous during the U.S. presidential campaign after asking Barack Obama about his tax plan, is heading to Israel as a war correspondent for a conservative Web site called ...
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Joe the Plumber to become war correspondent - ...
thinkprogress.org - 1/7/2009
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thinkprogress.org —
Samuel Joseph Wurzelbach, aka “Joe the Plumber,” is
taking on a new job as a war correspondent
. He is heading to Israel to cover the war for the conservative site PJTV.com . Wurzelbacher said his 10-day journey will help explain why Israeli forces ...
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Joe the War Correspondent.
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Think Progress —
Samuel Joseph Wurzelbach, aka “Joe the Plumber,” is taking on a new job as a war correspondent. He is heading to Israel to cover the war for the conservative site PJTV.com. Wurzelbacher said his 10-day journey will help explain why Israeli forces are mounting attacks against Hamas:
I get to go over there and let their “Average Joes” share their story, what they think, how they feel – especially with, you know, world opinion. Maybe get a real story out there.
Watch it:
Last October, Wurzelbacher claimed that ...
Joe the Plumber is now Joe the War Correspondant
BlondeSense —
Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher, aka “Joe the Plumber,” is taking on a new job as a war correspondent. He is heading to Israel to cover the war for the conservative site PJTV.com. Wurzelbacher said his 10-day journey will help explain why Israeli forces are mounting attacks against Hamas: I get to go over there and let their “Average Joes” share their story, what they think, how they feel — especially with, you know, world opinion. Maybe get a real story out there. Watch it ...
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