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Hillary Clinton Is Probably One Of The Best Prepared People To Walk Into The Oval Office Certainly In A Generation, With All The Love And Respect And Admiration That I Have For President Obama, And He's Been A Great President, Going In He Was Nowhere Nearly As Prepared As Hillary Clinton.

I Come To This Debate, Mr. Speaker, As One At The End Of 10 Years In Office On The Permanent Select Committee On Intelligence, Where Stopping The Proliferation Of Weapons Of Mass Destruction Was One Of My Top Priorities. I Applaud The President On Focusing On This Issue And On Taking The Lead To Disarm Saddam Hussein... Others Have Talked About This Threat That Is Posed By Saddam Hussein. Yes, He Has Chemical Weapons, He Has Biological Weapons, He Is Trying To Get Nuclear Weapons.

In This House, We May Belong To Different Parties, But We Serve One Country.

Hillary Clinton Should Be President Not Because She's A Woman But Because She's The Best For The Job. I Don't Think That Any Woman Should Be Asked To Vote For Someone Because She's A Woman, And That - Because The Candidate Is A Woman.

Furthermore, We Believe That Health Care Reform, Again I Said At The Beginning Of My Remarks, That We Sent The Three Pillars That The President's Economic Stabilization And Job Creation Initiatives Were Education And Innovation - Innovation Begins In The Classroom - Clean Energy And Climate, Addressing The Climate Issues In An Innovative Way To Keep Us Number One And Competitive In The World With The New Technology, And The Third, First Among Equals I May Say, Is Health Care, Health Insurance Reform.