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This is too perfect. News now says Joe The Plumber doesn't have a plumber's license. His excuse that he works for someone else and doesn't need one doesn't work -- according to the county the business is in, his boss doesn't have one either. Appears Repubs can't vet the right "Joe six-pack" icon either.
"bill ayers will have a big book deal after this is all over" -- john
i hate to be the one to point this out, but bill ayers is not some guy like joe the plumber is. ayers has written over a dozen books mostly about education pedagogy and is about to release another. he doesn't need this election for a book deal. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=william+ayers&x=18&y=18
so please do some research before your comments, john. you do this too often (re: asking Evan Kohlmann if he's going to grad school after working for the govt when he has a law degree)
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