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    He said he takes issue with McCain on several issues, including what he said is the senator's relaxed view on illegal immigration, and that McCain uses his name to promote his political career. "John McCain is using it as a slogan. He used me" Wurzelbacher said. "McCain's truly a politician and would use whatever he thought he could use to get elected," he added. Full Article at Livingston Daily
    John McCain is using it as a slogan. He used me
    Joe the Plumber – Joe the Plumber SOURCE: Livingston Daily 1 month ago
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Joe the Plumber to lead Reagan dinner
  1. He's not a rah-rah Republican as much as he's a regular guy. That's why we thought we'd bring him in
    – Mike Murphy SOURCE: Livingston Daily 1 month ago
  2. I think it's symbolic of sort of the intellectual bankruptcy of the Republican party today that they think all wisdom lies in this guy who is not a licensed plumber and thinks that he's an expert on everything going in the world from Israel to taxes. Everybody has their right to an opinion, by not every...
    SOURCE: Livingston Daily 1 month ago
  3. The Republican party needs to get back to the basics and the principles it was based on. They don't represent me in any shape or form
    SOURCE: Livingston Daily 1 month ago
  4. Why didn't they get a local plumber?
    SOURCE: Livingston Daily 1 month ago
  5. You don't have to sell it to me. I love Brighton
    SOURCE: Livingston Daily 1 month ago
  6. I don't really focus on Obama. He's not really the culprit at hand ... It's Congress and it's Republicans and Democrats alike.
    Joe the Plumber – Joe the Plumber SOURCE: Livingston Daily 1 month ago
  7. McCain's truly a politician and would use whatever he thought he could use to get elected
    SOURCE: Livingston Daily 1 month ago
  8. I'm not 100 percent sure which way I'm going to go. I don't like the idea of doing it ... It's pretty dirty up there in Washington.
    SOURCE: Livingston Daily 1 month ago

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