Sarah Palin to Visit Florida

By: Lee Gordon Email

Updated: Tue 4:48 PM, Sep 09, 2008

According to the Florida Times-Union, Vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin will visit Jacksonville on Oct. 7. The news was confirmed by the Republican Party of Duval County confirmed Tuesday.

Presidential nominee John McCain will attend a pancake breakfast this Monday morning in Jacksonville. He will be joined by his wife Cindy and Florida Governor Charlie Crist.

The Alaska governor’s campaign stop will come a month after presidential nominee John McCain attends a free pancake breakfast Monday in Jacksonville.

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