Joe the Plumber case still dripping [Half-dozen agencies access records of Ohio man.....]

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[Sub-Driver]

Joe the Plumber case still dripping

Half-dozen agencies access records of Ohio man

By Dennis J. Willard Beacon Journal staff writer

Published on Friday, Nov 14, 2008

The election is over, but the Joe the Plumber case is not.

Ohio Inspector General Tom Charles said his office is now looking at a half-dozen agencies that accessed state records on Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher.

The Beacon Journal has learned that, in addition to the Department of Job and Family Services, two other state offices — the Ohio Department of Taxation and Ohio Attorney General Nancy Rogers — conducted database searches of Joe the Plumber.

Wurzelbacher became an instant celebrity after he asked Barack Obama a series of questions in his Toledo driveway about the Democrat's tax policies.

In the third debate between Obama and Republican John McCain on Oct. 15, the candidates referred to Joe the Plumber more than 20 times.

The next day, the taxation department conducted two separate searches of a database of liens for unpaid taxes that were certified to the Ohio Attorney General's Office for collection.

John Kohlstrand, a taxation department spokesman, said he is prohibited from talking about individual taxpayers, but he confirmed that the databases were checked.

The searches were done to determine whether a lien placed against the individual was appropriate and whether it remained unpaid or not, Kohlstrand said.

[LRS]

I wonder how many Ohioans are thrilled now with their Ted Strickland votes?

[muawiyah]

The "conservative Christians" were just black voters who claimed they went to church on Sunday.

Don't believe anything said by the voters to the pollsters. Millions of people had been coached to give the pollsters PC answers ~ so you had little old ladies telling the pollsters that they were 18 years old and voting for the first time but were otherwise life-long Republican Conservatives.

Obama didn't get any different kind of voters than Democrats have gotten anyway, but he did seem to lose a good number of white women.

What happened was several million otherwise dependable Conservative Republicans didn't come out to vote.

That's a message to the RINOs to LEAVE THE PARTY and to the countryclubbers to work harder to get and support conservative candidates.

Here's the elections since Ronaldus Magnus

1980	Reagan	43,899,248		Carter	36,481,435					80,380,683
1984	Reagan	54,455,075		Mondale	37,577,185					92,032,260
1988	bush	48,886,097		Dukakis	41,809,074					90,695,171
1992	bush	39,104,545		Clinton	44,909,889		perot	19,742,267		103,756,701
1996	dole	39,198,755		clinton	47,402,357		perot	8,085,402		94,686,514
2000	bush	50,456,002		gore	50,999,897		nader	2,882,955		104,338,854
2004	bush	62,028,285		kerry	59,028,109					121,056,394
2008	mccain	57,155,296		obama	65,098,323					122,253,619
										0
	Avg	49,397,913			47,913,284			10,236,875		107,548,071

 

You may analyze at will.

[Tallguy]

In the Soviet Union people were sent to gulags for decades for daring to question Stalin.

...that's if they weren't led into a the dank basement of Lubyanka Prison to receive a Tokarev round in the base of their skull.

[timestax]

[Paige]

Thank you