Joe the War Correspondent

Oh the places you'll go if you just ask the right question at the right time:

TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - Joe The Plumber is putting down his wrenches and picking up a reporter's notebook.

The Ohio man who became a household name during the presidential campaign says he is heading to Israel as a war correspondent for the conservative Web site pjtv.com.

Samuel J. Wurzelbacher (WUR'-zuhl-bah-kur) says he'll spend 10 days covering the fighting.

He tells WNWO-TV in Toledo that he wants to let Israel's "'Average Joes' share their story."

Wurzelbacher gained attention during the final weeks of the campaign when he asked Barack Obama about his tax plan.

He later joined Republican John McCain on the campaign trail. At one stop, he agreed with a McCain supporter who asked if he believed a vote for Obama was a vote for the death of Israel.

If you think the press hated him before, look out. The press did everything they could, in conjunction with various Dem operatives, to destroy Joe when he had the temerity to ask Barack Obama a tough question. However, joining the ranks of journalists will send them right over the edge. After all, he never went to journalism school.