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Barack Obama Endorses Hillary Clinton for President
Tags: Current Focus, United States,
With Obama's popularity rating in 2016 similar to Reagan's in his last year in office at 51%, he announced his endorsement of Hillary Clinton for president. Obama is likely to campaign in 2016 for Hillary to reunite the Democratic Party, bring Bernie Sanders and Sander's supporters behind the Democratic nominee, including younger women.
U.S. president Obama's endorsement of Hillary Clinton for president in 2016, with his popularity at 51% similar to Reagan
06/10/2016
At a similar point in the last year of his presidency, Reagan's popularity was 51% when he endorsed and campaigned for Bush.
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