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Sarah Palin: With her or against her?
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| October 3, 2008 Sarah Palin: With her or against her?
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(NECN: Latoyia Edwards) - Most analysts agree that the vice presidential debate won't be much of a game changer for either presidential campaign, but do voters feel the same way?
New Englanders have strong opinions about who won the Palin-Biden bout. And, as you'll hear in this video report, there are strong opinions on both sides of the table.
Sarah Palin says she thinks "things went very well last night." But two quick polls suggest most of those who watched her vice presidential debate against Joe Biden thought things went a little better for Biden. A CNN poll gave Biden a 51-to-36 percent edge. But the same poll found Palin more likable by a 54-to-36 margin.
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