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    'She's me!' Delegates react to Palin speech

    By Roxane Battle | Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008

    As the  reviews flood in from Gov. Sarah Palin's acceptance speech Wednesday night, it appears her hockey-mom, small-town roots hit all the right notes with women in the Minnesota delegation, moving some to near tears. A dad in the delegation identifies with the vice-presidential nominee's well-publicized predicament in that he also has teen-age daughters ... and an infant grandchild.
     
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    GOP Convention | Thu, Sep 4 2008 3:43 pm

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