I do want to continue the conversation that is started down here on the floor tonight, and I want to talk specifically about Social Security, and I want to talk about both sides' commitment to Social Security, but before I do there is something that has bothered me a lot during the last few days here as the Clinton situation is unfolding, and that is I keep seeing these polls on TV that 60 percent of the people support the President
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