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"content": "In her speech, Michelle Obama has dismantled the Republican Party candidate Donald Trump without calling Hillary Clinton a woman. She has said everything good about her capabilities. That made me to talk on this Bill. I am an avid supporter of the debates of the United States politics. Hillary Clinton has not said that she wants to become the first woman President of America. Everybody knows that. She talks about issues. So, we want our lady colleagues in this House to listen to us as we seek to find a solution. I am a supporter of the one-third gender rule. Gender is not only women but gender is all of us. We need to listen and hear each other out in a debating Chamber. If we shout, then we will not find a solution. It is true that there is the female and male gender because the issue was contentious. However, what are the facts? I have said here that I, Jakoyo Midiwo, the representative of the people of Gem wants a solution, but I also want us to talk about the numbers of members of political offices in this country. Our lady colleagues must tell us how we should fund our offices. How nice would it be to say that we maintain the one-third gender rule, but talk about the frivolous constituencies that we have that the same Constitution has given us? As a country, we cannot talk about numbers. We must talk about numbers that we can afford so that we do not have to go to China to beg in order to pay The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor."
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