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Leaders' Questions (6 Dec 2006): Pat Rabbitte: He has no feel, understanding, grasp or suitabilityââ
Leaders' Questions (6 Dec 2006): Pat Rabbitte: ...is doing the job to the best of his ability, but is that not the problem? The man may be eminently well suited to some other aspect of Government, but it is transparently the case that he has no feel for this area, that he does not understand it and does not empathise with it.

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