Published 9/7/2008
at L.A. Times - Politics
Also: Sarah Palin may not make the rounds on Sunday talk shows. Top McCain aides won't be booking appearances -- unless they decide that doing so would be in the campaign's best interests, they say.
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B arack Obama wanted to talk about the economy Friday as he campaigned in Pennsylvania, especially in light of that morning's government report showing unemployment increasing to 6.1% in August.
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