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CONVENTION BRIEFS

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    Pawlenty on the VP race and chromosomes

    Gov. Tim Pawlenty has been a good soldier this week despite his obvious disappointment about being passed over as John McCain's running mate. But the mask occasionally slips a little.

    Megapundit Larry Sabato of the University of Virginia told a University of Minnesota Humphrey Institute audience this morning that he had commisserated with Pawlenty, and the governor replied to this effect:

    "A friend of mine told me I was just one chromosome away from being vice president."

    (Sabato, by the way, said the anecdote was off the record, but I assume he was kidding because he told the story from the stage to a full auditorium and no one agreed to keep it confidential.) — Eric Black

    GOP Convention | Wed, Sep 3 2008 1:30 pm

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