Washington: The job approval rating of US President Barack Obama, who is currently on a 10-day vacation in Martha's Vineyard, has dropped to a new low of 43 per cent, Gallup Poll has said. "The erosion reflects particularly low ratings at the beginning of last week, including 41 per cent for August 15-17 and August 16-18, the lowest three-day averages of his administration," it said, adding that by the end...
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