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US First Lady Melania Trump's Approval Rating Improves Since Inauguration: Poll
US First Lady Melania Trump's approval rating has soared to double digits since her husband real-estate billionaire Donald Trump was inaugurated as President on January 20, according to a new poll.
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US President Barack Obama's Farewell Speech: How To Watch Live Stream Online
US President Barack Obama, who leaves office on January 20 with a high approval rating of 55 per cent, will deliver his farewell speech in Chicago, his adoptive hometown, today. The cross-country trek on Air Force One - in which the President will be accompanied by First Lady Michelle Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and his wife Jill Biden - has be...
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Obama ratings hit new low: poll
President Barack Obama's approval rating has hit a new low as Americans disapprove of his policies on the economy, health care and the crisis in Ukraine, according to a new poll.
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Barack Obama's approval rating plummets to lowest ever on Syria issue
On the eve of his crucial address to the nation on Syria, latest polls showed that the approval rating of US President Barack Obama plummeted to its lowest ever and there is little support for his move to launch a limited military strike against the Assad regime.
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Barack Obama's approval ratings sink on economic doubts: Poll
US President Barack Obama's approval ratings have dipped to their lowest level since January on deep economic worries, wiping out most of his lead in the White House race over Republican rival Mitt Romney, a Reuters/Ipsos poll showed on Tuesday.
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Obama approval soars to 50 percent on jobs figures
Boosted by rising US jobs figures, President Barack Obama's approval rating has hit the magical 50-percent mark and he has opened up a double-digit lead over his likely Republican opponent in November, a poll showed on Monday.
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Obama's rating hit new low
Sliding down the popularity chart, the approval rating of US President Barack Obama has dropped down to a new low of 46 per cent, according to a latest national opinion poll.
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US First Lady Melania Trump's Approval Rating Improves Since Inauguration: Poll
US First Lady Melania Trump's approval rating has soared to double digits since her husband real-estate billionaire Donald Trump was inaugurated as President on January 20, according to a new poll.
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US President Barack Obama's Farewell Speech: How To Watch Live Stream Online
US President Barack Obama, who leaves office on January 20 with a high approval rating of 55 per cent, will deliver his farewell speech in Chicago, his adoptive hometown, today. The cross-country trek on Air Force One - in which the President will be accompanied by First Lady Michelle Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and his wife Jill Biden - has be...
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Obama ratings hit new low: poll
President Barack Obama's approval rating has hit a new low as Americans disapprove of his policies on the economy, health care and the crisis in Ukraine, according to a new poll.
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Barack Obama's approval rating plummets to lowest ever on Syria issue
On the eve of his crucial address to the nation on Syria, latest polls showed that the approval rating of US President Barack Obama plummeted to its lowest ever and there is little support for his move to launch a limited military strike against the Assad regime.
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Barack Obama's approval ratings sink on economic doubts: Poll
US President Barack Obama's approval ratings have dipped to their lowest level since January on deep economic worries, wiping out most of his lead in the White House race over Republican rival Mitt Romney, a Reuters/Ipsos poll showed on Tuesday.
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Obama approval soars to 50 percent on jobs figures
Boosted by rising US jobs figures, President Barack Obama's approval rating has hit the magical 50-percent mark and he has opened up a double-digit lead over his likely Republican opponent in November, a poll showed on Monday.
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Obama's rating hit new low
Sliding down the popularity chart, the approval rating of US President Barack Obama has dropped down to a new low of 46 per cent, according to a latest national opinion poll.
