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Then why go to Chicago and stand up and give that damned speech?

I am going to the Lord I am so glad I have unified my party I have saved my country I shall be remembered I am going to

No, I think what we're seeing is a lot of cracks within Republicans, as you see now over a dozen Republicans in the House, for example, say they want to fix the Affordable Care Act problems.

That's those are the cracks I'm seeing.

You see cracks, I think, even within the White House, as the president acknowledges that their lack of focus on bringing down costs, the shutdown and all its economic impacts are affecting him.

Allahu Akbar.

We are so proud of you, brother, so all yours.

Allahu Akbar!

What about child care, though?

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