Obama faces polarized support despite strong economic signals
Obama’s approval may rise with solid jobs data but faces a deep partisan gap. Gallup reports Democrats give 79 percent approval while Republicans offer only 9 percent, a 70 point split unseen since Bush. Analysts warn sustained gains depend on broader unity and unforeseen shocks.
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House Benghazi committee plans to interview Hillary Clinton and about 20 officials from the Obama era. Chair Trey Gowdy says State Department interviews will start next week and run through April, with a subpoena issued for documents. Clinton led the State Department during the 2012 attack that killed four Americans.
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