fights in our wars (that Pat Tiberi voted FOR),
works in our factories (Tiberi watched as our manufacturing base was shipped overseas),
loves baseball in the summer (the 110th Congress helped investigate steroid use this summer!)
and football in the fall ([Go] BUCKS [will] FALL!)
drinks beer (Anheuser-Bush ownership also went overseas on Tiberi's watch),
drives a truck (that gets just 16 miles [at a record price tipping $4] per gallon)
tries his best to support his family ("When I think of my little girl paying for all this debt...when I look into her eyes, it's about her")
by working for an hourly wage. (Pat Tiberi worked a total of 114 days so far this year compared to 250 days for an average "Joe-Six-Pack.")
Like Tiberi, Sarah Palin likes to refer to herself as a normal "Jo[sephine] Six-pack" in front of voters, but they can both afford the really good stuff.
Tiberi's personal worth exceeds that of his Republican Vice-Presidential counterpart, but should the McCain-Palin ticket prevail on November 4, that status will likely be reversed.
Significantly.
To sum, according to Pat Tiberi's latest two-step last week, he used to be for "Joe Six Pack" but now he's for "Joe Six Pack's employer."
More specifically however, Tiberi said YES! to "Joe Six-pack's employer's bank's highest executives" who are slipping out the back of corporate jets in golden parachutes and two-stepping their way behind closed doors. And once again, to hell with Joe Six-Pack and his family.
"Cause at the end of the day, guess who's going to pay for it--WE ARE!"
~Pat Tiberi
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