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From Almost The First Day They Got Into Office, They (president Bush And Vice President Cheney) Were Trying To Figure Out How To Get Rid Of Saddam Hussein. I'm Not A Psychiatrist - I Don't Know All Of The Reasons Behind Their Concern, Some Might Say Their Obsession.

If I'm Not Mistaken, That Relationship [of Barack Obama] With Mr.[bill] Ayers On This Board Continued After 9/11 And After His Reported Comments, Which Were Deeply Hurtful To People In New York And, I Would Hope, To Every American, Because They Were Published On 9/11, And He Said That He Was Just Sorry They Hadn't Done More.

If You Give Me The Privilege Of Your Vote Tomorrow, That's What I Will Do Every Single Day Of My Presidency, To Knock Down Barriers, To Create Opportunities So That You Have The Chance To Fill Your Own Dreams. You See, I Believe America's Best Days Are Still Ahead Of Us.

Maybe [donald Trump] Is Just Never Dealt With Somebody Who's Not Particularly Impressed By His Carrying On, But I'm Not. So I'm Going To Stay Focused On What's At Stake In This Election.

On Healthcare We Are The Prisoner Of Our Past. The Way We Got To Develop Any Kind Of Medical Insurance Program Was During World War Ii When Companies Facing Shortages Of Workers Began To Offer Healthcare Benefits As An Inducement For Employment. So From The Early 1940s Healthcare Was Seen As A Privilege Connected To Employment. And After The War When Soldiers Came Back And Went Back Into The Market There Was A Lot Of Competition, Because The Economy Was So Heated Up.