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Sep 03 2008 5:07pm EDT

Meg Whitman Defends Media!

Matt Cooper reports from St. Paul: Meg Whitman off message! The former eBay C.E.O. sees "nothing wrong" with media coverage of Sarah Palin despite the McCain line that the media is out to get the Alaska Governor. See here:

Thanks to our pals at Talking Points Memo.

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