Hillary Clinton beats Obama in popularity vote

We guess this is what President Obama meant when he told Hillary Clinton she was "likeable enough" during the 2008 primary election. The former secretary of state trounced the president, along with other Washington politicians, in the latest popularity poll conducted by Quinnipiac University. Despite any residual bruising from the Benghazi controversy, Clinton leaves office with a 61 percent favorability rating. Obama's rating dipped after the election to 51 percent, and Joe Biden (rumored to be considering a 2016 run) clocked in at 46 percent favorability. All three destroyed Americans' opinions of Congress, which varied from 19 percent for the GOP and 33 percent for Democrats. [Source]

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