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May 2, 2008 - 4:05pm
This Week on PolitickerOR.com
By Evan WeinbergerMerkley brought in help from the outside.
Novick checked his numbers.
Smith looked for common ground.
The DSCC told him to look somewhere else.
Obama and Clinton touted their supporters.
Marks got support from some old hands.
Westlund showed Oregonians the money.
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