Good bye, Joe...
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/nov/05/uselections2008-johnmccain<snip>
In an interview with the Guardian outside his Ohio home tonight, Samuel "Joe" Wurzelbacher stuck to his conservative principles by expressing admiration for Margaret Thatcher and scorn for those on social security.
But he vented frustration at the way McCain thrust him into the spotlight by mentioning him more than a dozen times during a televised debate with Barack Obama, in which Wurzelbacher was held as an example of an aspirational working man.
"I was unhappy that my name was used as much as it was because I think there were real other issues that should've been discussed during the debate," said Wurzelbacher. "I was happy that I was used as a focal point but I didn't think I was going to be the only point."
Seemingly disillusioned by his treatment during the election, Wurzelbacher continued: "You know, fame is fleeting, leaves you hungry, leaves you cold, leaves you tired. Fortune never comes with it."
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He said he would consider running for Congress in eight to 10 years, once his 13-year-old son has grown up. Until then, he said: "I'll be a mouthpiece for middle America - for those who are going to have to take back America."