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Obama Speaks To Over 70,000 In Oregon
If today's crowd in Portland is any indication, the Obama campaign can have some confidence in their expectation of clinching a full majority of pledged delegates with the Oregon primary on Tuesday -- Obama spoke to an estimated 72,000 people, according to the city's fire officials.
To put this in perspective: That one mega-crowd has almost as many people as there were in West Virginia who voted for him, and the audience size is a new personal record for Obama.
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