Joe Wurzelbacher

Samuel Joe Wurzelbacher, otherwise known as Joe the Plumber, is prepared to plunge for a story during a 2 week stay in Israel. Here you read of what website Joe will submit to.

Thoughts about Joe The Plumber debate.

The final presidential debate offered testy conversations about taxes, the Supreme Court and even plumbers in Ohio. But John McCain may have come up short once again.

Small business owners overwhelmingly prefer a McCain presidency to an Obama presidency.

Points are scored on health care by Obama and both candidates do their best to sway the uncommitted voters.

My thoughts on the last Obama McCain Debate

This is an excellent analysis of the first Obama - McCain presidential debate written by Dr. George Friedman, founder of Strategic Forecasting. Reprinted with permission.

The University of Mississippi debate is the focus of all Americans, as John McCain faces off with Barack Obama for the first time since the Presidential Campaign began. Read about the first face-off between McCain & Obama in Mississippi.

The Obama - McCain Debates are the most important presidential debates, for many of us, in our lifetime. Considering a cancellation of the upcoming debate is not fair to the undecided voter. That would be me - and maybe you!

There isn't any doubt that the Presidential debates you see every four years in October is a corrupt system via the Commission for Presidential Debates. Obama and McCain need to think about that and bring the town hall debate format back there to save the country...

Even if you are a political junkie, the format of the debates has to disappoint. They are for an electorate that has little attention span and speak to our desire to be entertained.

They seem like such a good idea. Get the candidates together and debate their plans. However, that’s not what I see happening.

The information provided in this article provides a necessary organizational format and other important tips for a parliamentary debater at any level.

An article examining the election of 2008, how the issues important to voters mattered on election day, and if the negative, false attacks played a role.

Did the RNC really pay for the Sarah Palin's controversial duds?

Voters are pretending that they cannot decide which candidate to vote for in the 2008 McCain-Obama election. I believe they are faking it.

This is a overview of the 2nd Presidential Debate of 2008 between Obama and McCain. The questions and responses for both candidates are provided. A final summary of the debate along with my opinion of it is found at the end.

Obama's claims judged a distortion by Politifact.

Joe The Plumber speaks out in Diane Sawyer's provocative interview. He says eliminating a basic right in US is a slippery slope to socialism and that is scary.

A Political Limerick

Presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain roast one another at the 63rd Annual Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner.

The two presidential candidates meet for their final debate before Election Day 2008.

The final debate opened with an air of expectation and, perhaps, desperation, on the part of republicans.

In the final Presidential debate, Obama sells ice cubes to Eskimos as he spreads the wealth by hiking taxes on small business owners and their fellow rich guys, giving their money back to those who didn't earn it. Legal thievery, now that's American!

Will McCain make the necessary points before time runs out? There is so much about Obama the electorate needs to know but will they before the deal is sealed?

In the day following another debate win by Obama, most major national polls are showing Obama with a substantial lead over his opponent John McCain.

Senator John McCain and Senator Barack Obama exchange solutions to problems and accusations during second televised presidential debate in Nashville, Tennessee.

Senators John McCain and Barack Obama met in a debate that was advertised as a "town hall format," but was really sanitized to the point of tedium inducing. Both candidates did what they were supposed to do and both failed to do what they had to do.

Barack Obama debuts a new attack plan in the swing state of Virginia, where a speech at a rally in Newport News will describe John McCain's proposed health care plan as radical.

In the first round of the presidential debate, many people notice how rude Senator McCain was.