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Bernie Sanders Draws More Supporters Than Every Republican Candidate as 4,500 Fill Denver Rally

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Sen. Sanders drew the second biggest crowd of the entire campaign in Denver. The only bigger crowd by official count was Hillary Clinton's rally in New York last weekend. Sen. Sanders is pulling off the most impressive feat of the campaign. People are excited and showing up for his events. Unlike Ted Cruz who drew a big crowd for his campaign launch by holding it a university event that students were forced to attend, the enthusiasm for Bernie Sanders is real. He doesn't pay actors to come to his rallies and support him like Donald Trump did. His supporters are excited about their candidate.

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