Bill McClellan

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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Republicans presidential candidates  dominated this weekend's political news while President Obamas  approval ratings  sank to their lowest point since he took office.

President Obama's Support Is Evaporating

Republicans presidential candidates dominated this weekend's political news while President Obamas approval ratings sank to their lowest point since he took office.

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As the field of  Republican challengers  appears to be taking shape, President Obama's  approval ratings  are at their lowest point ever.

Whatever Happened to 'Hope' and 'Change?'

As the field of Republican challengers appears to be taking shape, President Obama's approval ratings are at their lowest point ever.

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