Poll finds most Americans disapprove of Obama's foreign policy
AP-GfK poll shows 58 percent disapprove of Obama's handling of world affairs while 40 percent approve. Disapproval of his Islamic State policy rose to 61 percent, with 38 percent approving. Overall job rating stands at 46 percent approve and 54 percent disapprove.
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Bush sticks with basics as he presses New Hampshire
Jeb Bush travels through New Hampshire with a sharper tone and occasional expletives, aiming to revive a tired campaign. He argues voter anger will settle into clear choices by the early nominating contests in Iowa and New Hampshire, hoping patience will yield decisive support.
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Warning signs for both parties in state and local elections
Democratic losses in governors mansions and legislatures raise questions about party strength without Obama on the ballot. Republicans view Kentucky race wins as a blueprint, but outsiders’ appeal may not endure. Turnout and demographics complicate presidential expectations in the near term.
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