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It’s On: ‘Joe the Plumber’ Sues Over Ohio Records Probe

March 6, 2009 By Jeff

Judicial Watch has filed a civil rights lawsuit against three fromer Ohio officials on behalf of Samuel J. Wurzelbacher (aka Joe the Plumber). The suit alleges that Helen Jones-Kelley, Fred Williams and Doug Thompson, the three highest ranking employees of the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services violated Mr. Wurzelbacher’s constitutional rights by illegally […]

Filed Under: Crime, Culture, Politics Tagged With: Joe the Plumber, Judicial Watch, Samuel J. Wurzelbacher

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