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I Think A Primary Always Makes The Other Candidate A Better Candidate Because You're Battle-tested And You Have To Think In Ways That Other People Are Thinking In Addition To Your Own Vision, How To Incorporate Some Fresher, Newer Thinking Into All Of That.

I Believe That We Won't Get The Fullest Contribution From Women, They Won't Be Able To Reach Their Fullest Aspirations, Until We Take A Completely Different Look At How We Make Healthcare More Affordable, Higher Quality, With Better Access To Many More Women.

My Evaluation Of President George W. Bush Is Nothing Personal. He's A Lovely Person. Sadly, I Believe He Will Be Remembered For Taking Us Into War Unnecessarily At The Cost Of Thousands Of American Lives, Injuries To Tens Of Thousands Of Our Troops, And Trillions Of Dollars To Our Economy - Enormous Costs To Our Reputation, And Undermining The Capability Of Our Military To Protect Us. That, I Think, Will Be The Overwhelming Issue For Which His Presidency Will Be Remembered: Extensive Damage To Our Country.

If You're Talking About Competing With Countries In The Industrialized, Developed World, They Don't Have Healthcare Costs. Their Societies Have That As A Priority. Here In America, We Won't Have The Same Kind Of Healthcare Availability Because It's Still A Private Sector Initiative. But That's O.k. Because It's Facilitated To Be Made More Affordable In A Public Way.

Social Security Has Never Failed To Pay Promised Benefits, And Democrats Will Fight To Make Sure That Republicans Do Not Turn A Guaranteed Benefit Into A Guaranteed Gamble.