He was not a licensed plumber but did work as a plumbers helper for a short time. I don't know about that wiki stuff, Lou, but I remember back when this happened. Saying that, I won't argue about it because this a'hole isn't worth it. He was a plant put there by the Republican party and he did what he set out to do. If the people of his area want him as their politician, so be it but thanks for the warning before hand. I am sure it will be a state I won't bother to visit.  


"One Toledo Blade article stated, "Mr. Wurzelbacher said he works under Al Newell’s license, but according to Ohio building regulations, he must maintain his own license to do plumbing work. He is also not registered to operate as a plumber in Ohio, which means he’s not a plumber." "Mr. Joseph [business manager of the local union] said Mr. Wurzelbacher could only legally work in the townships, but not in any municipality in Lucas County or elsewhere in the country."[46] Wurzelbacher has since stated that he is no longer employed at Newell.[1]"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jordgette/Joe_the_Plumber_edit

Edited 1 time by apmom 03/08/12 00:56.