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Updated: 4:12 PM Oct 5, 2011 CBS News Correspondent Visits UVa CBS News correspondent Jeff Greenfield visited the Miller Center at The University of Virginia Monday. He is promoting his new book called “Then Everything Changed.” Posted: 8:48 PM Oct 3, 2011 Email Address: news@newsplex.com

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October 3, 2011

CBS News correspondent Jeff Greenfield visited the Miller Center at The University of Virginia Monday. He is promoting his new book called “Then Everything Changed.”

At the forum., the Newsplex asked him about his thoughts on the upcoming presidential elections. He said President Obama's low job approval ratings will hurt him in this election, but it's hard to predict which party will win and we won't know anything until people vote.

“ It is very hard to see how Obama could win this. It is not at all hard to see how the Republicans can lose this. If they put up a nominee who alienates the middle someone, who is seen just too far outside of the mainstream or too risky then Obama has a real chance,” said Greenfield.

Greenfield held a book signing following his forum.

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Posted by: Jim Hanchett on Oct 3, 2011 at 11:12 PM

Yep, no apostrophe. Fixed it. Thanks for proofreading which is what we should have done. Jim the Newsplex News Director

Posted by: Cville on Oct 3, 2011 at 10:34 PM

Seriously? Please proofread your headlines.

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