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CBS Evening News for Thursday, Nov 13, 2008
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(Studio: Harry Smith) Report introduced.

(Miami: Kelly Cobiella) The Republican governors’ meeting in Miami reviewed; scenes shown of Governor Sarah Palin; details given of Palin’s whirlwind of interviews since the election; findings of a poll on Palin cited. [PALIN – says we’re going to focus on what we can do as a team.] [In interviews, PALIN – responds to critics; speaks of a presidential run in 2012.] [Governor Tim PAWLENTY – comments on the party’s deficit with women, Hispanics and African Americans.] [Politico.com Jonathan MARTIN†- says this cannot be a white, rural, male party.]

Reporter(s):
Smith, Harry;
Cobiella, Kelly
Duration:
00:02:10

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