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CNN's Dana Bash reports on Gov. Sarah Palin's first day on the road with John McCain as they hit the Buckeye Store.

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In two short years, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has moved from small-town mayor to the governor's office, and now to the national spotlight as the first female running mate on a Republican ticket. (August 29)

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Sarah Palin is now John McCain's running mate but on Super Tuesday, when the governor of Alaska spoke to MTV's Chose or Lose Street Team '08 there was no mention of McCain, only rivals Romney and Paul. (Aug. 29)

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A storm about 1,500 miles south of Minnesota is causing headaches for planners at the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, John Lauritsen reports (2:07).

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DNC in Denver; McCain picks Gov. Palin for VP; Black Cab Sessions.

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South Floridians, including women's activist Roxcy Bolton gave CBS4 their opinions on John McCain's choice for a vice presidential running mate.

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Barack Obama and running mate Joe Biden made a campaign stop in Western Pennsylvania on Friday.

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Locals comment on John McCain's decision to name first-term Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin his vice presidential running mate.

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Fresh off his historic nomination acceptance speech before 84,000 people, Barack Obama and his running mate kicked off a three-day bus tour. (Aug. 29)

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Former VP nominee Geraldine Ferraro on McCain's historic choice

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Mixed reaction in Alaska that Sarah Palin, who went from a small-town mayor with a taste for mooseburgers to the governor's office, is now the first female running mate on a Republican presidential ticket. (Aug. 29)

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In the nearly 12 hours after Barack Obama accepted the Democratic nomination for president, crews have dismantled the stage where he delivered his acceptance speech to some 86,000 people at Invesco Field at Mile High.

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Mayor John Hickenlooper and downtown Denver business leaders said the Democratic National Convention was a big boost to cash registers. Suzanne McCarroll reports.

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Colorado delegates to the Republican and Democratic National conventions give their reaction to John McCain's pick of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his vice presidential candidate. Terry Jessup reports.

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CNN's Carol Costello reports on whether Sarah Palin will draw Hillary Clinton supporters.

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Democrats said having their convention in the West was important for the party and the coming election strategy. CBS4's Alan Gionet asked the Good Question: Does having the DNC deliver Colorado to Obama?

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Even the smallest of details are being worked out for the Republican National Convention, Amelia Santaniello reports (0:18).

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How does the GOP's anti-abortion ticket play into the '08 race?

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Controversy over ABC producer's arrest at DNC

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John McCain's running mate introduces herself to America

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There were plenty of signs pointing to Pawlenty, but Saturday John McCain introduced Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as his running mate, Pat Kessler reports (3:10).

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Along with all of the delegates, journalists and protestors coming to the Republican National Convention, there will also be lots of law enforcement behind the scenes, Heather Brown reports (1:57).

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Austinites react to the selection of Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as the running mate to John McCain.

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Colorado congresswoman Diana DeGette said Friday that John McCain's choice of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate is an insult. Raj Chohan reports Rep. Marilyn Musgrave called the pick brilliant.

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Communications centers have been set up in Minneapolis for various law enforcement agencies as the city readies for next week's Republican National Convention. (Aug. 29)

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As John McCain chooses Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin to be his running mate, which raises questions about how her name on the ballot will translate into women's votes. Peg Rusconi reports.

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Could Palin influence McCain's stance on certain issues? Sen. Graham weighs in

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Obama supporter calls Palin inexperienced

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The decision to choose Sarah Palin caught delegates in town for the RNC off guard, Darcy Pohland reports (1:47).

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Senator McCain's choice of Sarah Palin for his running mate is described by some as shocking and others as exciting. Weijia Jiang reports.

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The county seat of Beaver County, Beaver, is getting prepared for Sens. Barak Obama and Joe Biden's rally; KDKA's Jon Delano reports.

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All eyes remain on Barack Obama for a history making campaign. Pat Warren reports.

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Republican presidential candidate John McCain picks Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin to join him on the Republican ticket, rocketing an unknown political figure onto the national scene. Palin, 44, has been governor since 2006 and has five children. (Aug. 29)

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Sen. Barack Obama is backing away from criticism by his campaign of Gov. Sarah Palin. CNN's Jim Acosta reports.

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Presidential nominee Barack Obama and his running mate Senator Joe Biden hit the campaign trail in the Keystone State on Friday.

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Republican Presidential hopeful John McCain announces surprise choice of Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as his running mate.

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The Democratic ticket launched their campaign today in the mid West. Juan Fernandez reports.

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U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison said John McCain's choice of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate is a bold move designed to sway independent women voters.

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Obama supporter Alfie Dixon gives an emotional reaction to Sen. Barack Obama's historic acceptance speech at Invesco Field at Mile High on Thursday.