September 3, 2008
Posted: September 3rd, 2008 04:23 PM ET
From CNN Associate Political Editor Rebecca Sinderbrand ST. PAUL (CNN) – Hours after senior McCain advisor Carly Fiorina and other campaign surrogates held a press conference blasting coverage of Sarah Palin they describe as excessive and sexist, campaign co-chair Meg Whitman said she didn’t see any sexism or unfairness in recent reporting on the presumptive Republican VP nominee. When a Fox reporter asked Wednesday if there had been sexism in coverage of Palin, Whitman responded: "I wouldn't say there really has." "I actually think it's completely fair for the media to vet Sarah Palin," said Whitman, and reporters were correct to investigate someone who is campaigning for “the highest office in the land." Earlier, Fiorina had told reporters she found the discussion over whether Sarah Palin was qualified to be vice president “stunning,” and said the question itself was symptomatic of gender bias. Filed under: Sarah Palin |
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