Secretary of state viewed favorably by 62% of Americans, president by 56%
PRINCETON, NJ -- Hillary Clinton lost the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination to Barack Obama, but in one respect she now ranks ahead of Obama. The president's current favorable rating of 56% is down 22 percentage points since January. Over the same time span, Clinton's favorable rating has changed little, and now, at 62%, it exceeds Obama's.
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She is really not doing anything for people to disapprove. Her job is relatively low profile. I am willing to bet half the people polled don't even know what her job is now.
ReplyDeleteI'm probably more popular than the both of them, and nobody knows who I am!
ReplyDelete11:37 I was just about to say that I bet my popularity on the job is atleast 80%. Where's my article?
ReplyDeleteI would but all the people polled know who Obama is but don't know what he's doing.
ReplyDeleteBig Deal they both have no business running a country.
ReplyDeleteOne could not keep her husbands loyality and the other who the frak knows where this guy is coming from.
I'll take my chances on a free society.
1:14, like the free society that democratically voted the pres. into power. I forgot, the US became the USSR by Jan. 21st. You guys are clowns
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