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Clinton viewed more favorably than Obama

Chinese Vice Premier Wang Qishan (L) seen here with US Secretary of ...

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More Americans have a favorable view of U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton than President Obama, a Gallup Poll released Thursday suggests. Clinton, who lost the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination to Obama, pulled a favorable rating of 62 percent favorable rating to Obama's...

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Poll: Clinton more popular than Obama

News Source: Ynet News | about 1 month ago

Barack Obama Photo: AP New Gallup survey shows support for US president has dropped to 56%, while his secretary of state's favorable ratings stand at 62% Yitzhak Benhorin A Gallup survey published Thursday shows that Obama, who began his...
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News Source: Fox News | about 1 month ago

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News Source: Truthdig | about 1 month ago

While re-election may still be three years out, Barack Obama might have to start looking behind him as his dropping popularity ratings now place him beneath Hillary Clinton: A new Gallup poll shows Obama’s favorable ratings at 56% and Clinton’s...
CBS 13 Topeka (WIBW): Poll: Hillary Clinton More Popular Than Barack Obama.

News Source: Uinta County News | about 1 month ago

She lost to him in last year's battle for the Democratic presidential nomination, but a new national poll suggests that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is now more popular than her boss, President Barack Obama. A Gallup survey released Thursday...
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News Source: Fox News | about 1 month ago

President Obama's former archrival is now leading him in the polls -- too bad for her, the election's over. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is pulling a 62 percent favorable rating in the latest Gallup poll, compared with Obama's 56 percent...
Clinton viewed more favorably than Obama

News Source: United Press International | about 1 month ago

More Americans have a favorable view of U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton than President Obama, a Gallup Poll released Thursday suggests. Clinton, who lost the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination to Obama, pulled a favorable rating of 62...