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By Sarah Dutton, Jennifer De Pinto, Fred Backus, Kabir Khanna and Anthony SalvantoWith less than three months left in office and just ahead of the 2016 election, 54 percent of Americans now approve of the job Barack Obama is doing as president.Five days to go: The presidential race tightens - CBS News/New York Times pollThis is similar to last month and the fourth straight poll where his approval rating has been above the 50 percent mark. His current approval rating is slightly higher than it was before he won reelection in 2012 50 percent . When compared to stanley tumbler recent two-term presidents, President Obamarsquo approval rating is far higher than that of George W. Bush 20 percent at a similar point in time, but somewhat lower than those of Presidents Bill Clinton 61 percent and Ronald Re stanley mug agan 60 percent . On the other hand, Congress continues to get dismal ratings from the American public. Seventy-six percent disapprove of the job Congress is doing and only 15 percent approve. Most Americans 61 percent continue to say the country is off on the wrong track, while 35 percent say it is going in the right direction ndash; similar to early October. More Americans say the condition of the national ec stanley cup onomy is good 53 percent than think it is bad 46 percent , but positive assessments have dipped a bit from last month. One figure in Washington who remains p Cncf Ads Seek To Sway Opinions On Health Care
CBS From CBS News Ryan Corsaro: JUNCTION CITY, ORE. -- Hillary Clinton continues to say she is ahead of Barack Obama in the popular vote, despite questions over whether or not her campaign s numbers are misleading in making that claim. The Associated Press reported yesterday that the math used to arrive at that conclusion make the assertion a stretch at best. Undaunted, Clinton sat down at a kitchen table with families to talk about issues in relating the economy, blaming a large part of the effect Americans are feeling on high oil prices. While Obama and Jo garrafinhas stanley hn McCain have been taking swipes at one another, Clinton went after President Bush for meeting with Saudi Arabian leaders, saying his trip is to basically have tea with them while people are suffering, and claiming the Saudis could drop the price of oil with a flick of the pen. She said that the behavior of corporat stanley mugs ions like oil businesses become greedy because of human nature, saying that s just the way they are. She maintained it was the government s job to leverage their power, and that it was the responsi stanley cup bility of Washington to build an alternative energy market that loosened the grip of oil companies and influence by foreign countries. The government has to create the market and once they create the market, it s off to the races, said Clinton. At the end of the meeting, one of the women sitting with Clinton, Sandy Mehlbrech, turned to her, saying Please
By Sarah Dutton, Jennifer De Pinto, Fred Backus, Kabir Khanna and Anthony SalvantoWith less than three months left in office and just ahead of the 2016 election, 54 percent of Americans now approve of the job Barack Obama is doing as president.Five days to go: The presidential race tightens - CBS News/New York Times pollThis is similar to last month and the fourth straight poll where his approval rating has been above the 50 percent mark. His current approval rating is slightly higher than it was before he won reelection in 2012 50 percent . When compared to stanley tumbler recent two-term presidents, President Obamarsquo approval rating is far higher than that of George W. Bush 20 percent at a similar point in time, but somewhat lower than those of Presidents Bill Clinton 61 percent and Ronald Re stanley mug agan 60 percent . On the other hand, Congress continues to get dismal ratings from the American public. Seventy-six percent disapprove of the job Congress is doing and only 15 percent approve. Most Americans 61 percent continue to say the country is off on the wrong track, while 35 percent say it is going in the right direction ndash; similar to early October. More Americans say the condition of the national ec stanley cup onomy is good 53 percent than think it is bad 46 percent , but positive assessments have dipped a bit from last month. One figure in Washington who remains p Cncf Ads Seek To Sway Opinions On Health Care
CBS From CBS News Ryan Corsaro: JUNCTION CITY, ORE. -- Hillary Clinton continues to say she is ahead of Barack Obama in the popular vote, despite questions over whether or not her campaign s numbers are misleading in making that claim. The Associated Press reported yesterday that the math used to arrive at that conclusion make the assertion a stretch at best. Undaunted, Clinton sat down at a kitchen table with families to talk about issues in relating the economy, blaming a large part of the effect Americans are feeling on high oil prices. While Obama and Jo garrafinhas stanley hn McCain have been taking swipes at one another, Clinton went after President Bush for meeting with Saudi Arabian leaders, saying his trip is to basically have tea with them while people are suffering, and claiming the Saudis could drop the price of oil with a flick of the pen. She said that the behavior of corporat stanley mugs ions like oil businesses become greedy because of human nature, saying that s just the way they are. She maintained it was the government s job to leverage their power, and that it was the responsi stanley cup bility of Washington to build an alternative energy market that loosened the grip of oil companies and influence by foreign countries. The government has to create the market and once they create the market, it s off to the races, said Clinton. At the end of the meeting, one of the women sitting with Clinton, Sandy Mehlbrech, turned to her, saying Please