Clinton favored over GOP hopefuls in Iowa poll 2016 context
Quinnipiac poll of 1,277 Iowa voters conducted June 12 to 16 shows Hillary Clinton leading all Republican contenders by 6 to 13 points in head to head matchups. Christie shows slight improvement after Bridgegate related setbacks, with voters mixed on his candidacy.
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Quinnipiac Poll Shows Toward Obama Disapproval and Bergdahl Debate
The Quinnipiac poll reports Obama’s job approval around 38 to 41 percent over 11 months with disapproval rising to 55 to 50 percent. Bergdahl prisoner swap splits show Democrats favoring it while Republicans oppose, and Iowans back charging Bergdahl with a military crime if desertion is proven. Grassley holds 62 approval, Harkin 56.
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Braley sits out annual congressional baseball game
U S Rep Bruce Braley will miss the Democratic versus Republican game with a separated shoulder. He recovers through therapy and hopes to play next year. Proceeds aid the Washington Literacy Center and children’s clubs.
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VA probe intensifies over care delays and chief official pay
House Veterans Affairs Committee led by Jeff Miller steps up hearings and investigations into VA missteps and delayed care amid public outrage. Senate and House negotiators plan a bipartisan bill merging measures to curb delays, improve accountability, and reform scheduling, private hospital use, and wait times.
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