Overflow Crowds Welcome Hillary Across The Southwest

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Sen. Hillary Clinton swooped into Tucson and promised an audience of 4,500 that her presidency would provide universal health care, a greener economy and an end to the war in Iraq, while arguing that she had the experience to change the country.
Clinton spoke at University of Arizona's Bear Down Gymnasium Saturday, three days before she faces Illinois Sen. Barack Obama on the ballot in Arizona and in 21 other Super Tuesday states.
"Our next president has to be a problem solver," Clinton said.
"We need to believe again that the government will work for the vast majority of the American people."
The second-term Democratic senator and former first lady visited Tucson in October, but that was a private fund raiser. Saturday was the first time she came to ask Tucsonans for their vote.
Clinton took a soft shot at Obama's pledge to end the divisiveness in Washington and unite the country.
"We need unity, yes, but to what end? What are we going to unify for?" Clinton said. "That's why I've been very specific about what I'll do for the country."

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