<p><a href="http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1008/15072.html" target="_blank">Wow</a>:</p>
<p style="padding-left: 60px;">Move over, Sanjaya, and tell William Hung the news: Joe the Plumber is
being pursued for a major record deal and could come out with a country
album as early as Inauguration Day. <br /> <br /> “Joe” — aka Samuel Wurzelbacher, a Holland, Ohio, pipe-and-toilet man —
just signed with a Nashville public relations and management firm to
handle interview requests and media appearances, as well as create new
career opportunities, including a shift out of the plumbing trade into
stage and studio performances. <br /> <br /> On Tuesday, Wurzelbacher joined country music artist and producer Aaron
Tippin to form a new partnership that includes booking-management firm
Bobby Roberts and publicity-management concern The Press Office to
field the multiple media offers he’s received over the past few weeks. <br /> <br /> Among the requests: a possible record deal with a major label, personal
appearances and corporate sponsorships. A longtime country music fan,
Wurzelbacher can sing and “knocks around on guitar” but is not an
accomplished musician or songwriter, according to The Press Office’s
Jim Della Croce.</p>
Jeffrey Ressner | Politico
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<p>Seriously. Dude has an agent and is looking for a record contract.</p>
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