time will show and time will tell that the John Kerry that I know and the John Kerry that I have worked with and that I traveled with is a man of substance, a man of strength, a man who wants to see this Nation back on its feet and wants to see this Nation be a leader in the international arena that will lead other countries back to greatness and not be misled by other countries as well. In that strength, I am sure he will do well. Madam Speaker, I thank my colleague for this exchange of words.
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Expressing support for John Kerry during a discussion on his leadership qualities.
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