GOP running mate and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin plans on Sunday to "fly into Huntington, then cross the Ohio River into Ohio," The Charleston Gazette reports.
CNN and The Gazette, citing campaign officials, had earlier reported that Palin had "scheduled a bus tour for Sunday through West Virginia," with CNN viewing that as "another signal that the troubled economy is forcing John McCain’s campaign to play electoral map defense."
But McCain-Palin officials have since described a trip to The Gazette that would instead mirror McCain's previous stops in West Virginia: a brief appearance preceding a more lengthy and involved schedule in the Ohio battleground.
Sunday's appearance follows the first published poll to find Obama ahead of McCain among West Virginia voters.
Update: The Associated Press has an item on Sunday's visit, which lasted an estimated 25 minutes, while it and The Gazette report on Obama rallies spurred by the pit stop.
10 October 2008
Palin Coming to West Virginia
Posted by Lawrence Messina at 6:15 PM
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Might I suggest M & M Dairy Bell in Chesapeake, OH as a stop. She can get a 5-weenie dog and some bacon-cheddar fries.
I might even vote for her in '12 if she finished a Panther's Paw.
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