The latest Gallup Poll — which shows Bill Clinton with a 61 percent favorability rating compared to President Barack Obama‘s 52 percent — will doubtless provide some satisfaction to the former president, whose wife was defeated by Obama in 2008. Then again, Clinton’s post-presidential do-gooding in Africa and Haiti can’t help but raise his standing. For the record, George W. Bush‘s popularity stands at 45 percent.
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