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Hillary Clinton Bests Sarah Palin (in Poll)


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Jen Chung

Published Oct 7, 2008

Modified Oct 7, 2008


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It doesn't really matter, since neither is running for President, but a poll of 600 women nationwide found that female voters think Hillary Clinton is a "better mom, role model and leader" than vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin. Some stats: 61% prefer Clinton to Palin (27%) if the two women ran against each other in 2012 and 35% think Clinton is a better mother than Palin (24%). Pollster Mickey Blum explains to the Daily News, "Palin appeals to a much smaller group."

And while the vice-presidential debate feels like it was ages ago, The Daily Show dissected it last night.

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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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