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Opinion: Sarah Palin’s none too keen on Katie Couric

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In Thursday night’s vice presidential debate, Sarah Palin took a swipe at what has quickly become one of her favorite targets, saying she would prefer to speak directly to voters -- instead of having her message mediated by the ‘mainstream media.’

‘I like being able to answer these tough questions without the filter, even, of the mainstream media kind of telling viewers what they’ve just heard,’ Palin said, as the debate came to a close. ‘I’d rather be able to just speak to the American people like we just did.’

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This morning, in her first post-debate interview, Palin elaborated, telling Fox News’ Carl Cameron that she felt exasperated in her recent interviews with Katie Couric. (Those interviews, of course, were widely panned.)

Matea Gold at our Show Tracker blog has more.

--Kate Linthicum

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