Posted on 04/02/2011 6:28:02 PM PDT by maggief
SECRETARY OF STATE Hillary Rodham Clinton is more popular than President Obama, the onetime rival who grudgingly dubbed her “likable enough’’ on the New Hampshire campaign trail.
According to a new Gallup poll, 66 percent of those surveyed have a favorable view of Clinton, giving her a higher rating than the president (54 percent favorable) or vice president (46 percent favorable). The Gallup poll was conducted from March 25 to 27, while the United States was actively involved in its controversial Libya mission; other polling is even more negative about Obama.
As Libya goes, so goes Obama, and Clinton, too. But her positive image — for now — reflects the natural talents and survival instincts of a woman who never let the Hillary-haters get her down.
(Excerpt) Read more at boston.com ...
On an off topic fashion bit..............I was in line at the grocery today & I picked up an US magazine. They have a page where they showcase two or three celebrities wearing the same dress. They ask viewers to rate who wore it best.
Chelsea Clinton was one of those featured; she received an astounding 0% of the votes. I have NEVER seen that before & I religiously page to that section every time I am in line. I was laughing very hard inside.............
Holy crap we were right they are pimping it hard for the Clinton witch. They are pathetically propping up crappy SOS approval ratings in pure, utter, complete desperation.
The article is dripping with not only pure BS and TRYING to remove her from Obama<-——————LOL! But it is soooo prepping her for 2012. She will now do a makeover and facelift just watch. I pray to God people don’t fall for this witch.
Keep posting that!
The hillbuzzers will lose their buzz when they see this
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0411/52416.html
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