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    Posted December 1, 2008 by
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    Sarah Palin shows her support of Saxby Chambliss in Atlanta

    By jamesgott  |  Posted December 1, 2008  |  Duluth, Georgia
     

    At 4:00PM EST today in Atlanta, Georgia, a large crowd gathered for a rally in support of United States Senator Saxby Chambliss. Among the list of notables included Senator Johnny Isakson and Alaska Governor Sarah Palin.

     

    The first part of the rally was a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance. After this, Johnny Isakson took the stage to welcome Saxby Chambliss. Chambliss briefly spoke and then welcomed Sarah Palin to the stage. The crowd went wild. She shook hands of the other guests on stage, and then waved to the crowd, and finally spoke in support of Saxby Chambliss.

     

    This rally was in Duluth, Georgia, and oponent Jim Martin's Rally took place at the capitol building in downtown Atlanta, Georgia. Tomorrow, December 2, 2008 will be the run-off election to decide the victor.

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