aslouie
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now what is Joe the Plumber going to do now? I did not even hear a mention about him in mccain's concession speech.
its weird turning on the news and we probably wont be hearing anything about these mascots the candidates made famous in their campaigning.
Well, given what I've heard about certain (exit?) polls of which tax demographic supports Obama, it's interesting to note that those who make around 250K or more, supports Obama (i.e. Warren Buffet, or even Apple/Google execs anyone?), where as everybody else below that line (at least the bottom 3/4ths or so of the general middle class bracket) are on McCain's side.
So part of me is thinking, even if Joe Wurzelbacher is officially out of the public spotlight, that doesn't mean his 15 minutes of political fame doesn't have a potential impact to come. 
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