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Jan 08 2009

Joe the plumber is back

Published by larryamon at 11:14 pm under Uncategorized Edit This

The  regular media are all upset because Joe the plumber got a reporting gig with Pajams media TV. There upset they say because Joe Has no journalistic credentials. They’re really upset because this sis someone who pointed out Obama’s flaws and he’s still around. They may be a little bit upset  that he’s not a regular reporter but even that doesn’t matter. The only thing you usually get with journalistic credentials is a bias and the ability to semi hide it. PJTV hired Joe precisely because they wanted an everyday man’s perspective on an issue. Even if Joe does an awful job that’s really only for the people at PJTV to worry about. So they’re more likely worried that he’ll do really well. Besides shouldn’t they be really worried that Al Franken has no political expereince to be in the senate?

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7 Responses to “Joe the plumber is back”

  1. Jasonon 09 Jan 2009 at 1:58 pm edit this

    I can’t say I’m exactly upset by this, but I do think the guy is a bit of an empty shill for the right. I’d compare him to Cindy Sheehan, only she has slightly more substance. It would be nice to see people on both sides having people with more substance rather than these easily manipulated dullards pretending to be “the common man.”

  2. larryamonon 09 Jan 2009 at 2:42 pm edit this

    Joe the plumber isn’t running for office. We know nothing about him to even judge him. As for substance, I think you missed the whole point, a reporter should bring the news not make it up. As long as Joe can ask a simple and honest question (the main stream media can’t) he’ll do just fine.

  3. Jasonon 09 Jan 2009 at 3:29 pm edit this

    Oh please, like this guy doesn’t have an agenda? And we know plenty to judge him. We know that he was not exactly forthcoming with true information about himself. We know that he was quickly manipulated by the campaign to be a walking talking point. We know that he was trying to make book and even a country music recording deal before the clock ran out on his 15 minutes of fame. We know that as soon as they lost the election he bit the hand that fed him. And it can be surmised that he’s just one big attention whore. That said, I couldn’t care less who is “reporting” on pajamas media. I just think this guy is an absolute tool. I don’t think people like him do any favors for whatever side they happen to be “reporting” for.

  4. Virginia Shanahanon 09 Jan 2009 at 5:47 pm edit this

    If a community organizer can be president and a Saturday Night Live comedian can be a U.S. senator, why can’t a plumber be a reporter?

  5. Jasonon 09 Jan 2009 at 6:17 pm edit this

    I don’t think he shouldn’t be a reporter. I just strongly believe that he won’t be a very good one.

    The jury is out on Joe as well as President Community Organizer and Senator SNL. The nation will be very interested in seeing how 2 of the 3 do at their new jobs.

  6. larryamonon 09 Jan 2009 at 7:13 pm edit this

    Only a few will be interested. Half of the nation is in love and doesn’t care what wrong Obama will do. The other half already knows he will be a failure. I think more people are more interested in Joe the plumber.

  7. Jasonon 09 Jan 2009 at 7:38 pm edit this

    Believe it or not, I’d say that more than half of the nation are not just binary followers of one partisan dogma or the other. We live in a world of shades of gray, not black and white. I still think Joe the “Reporter” will have a pretty limited audience. Is there some way of quantifying his popularity so we could perhaps make it interesting and make some kind of bet on it?

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