claim: "the approval of the united states was 20 points higher when (hillary clinton) left the secretary of state's office than when she took it."
author: bill clinton
evidence_1: in other changes, jacob lew left in late 2010 to join the white house as office of  management and budget and was replaced as deputy secretary of state for  management and resources by thomas r. nides (lew would eventually  become white house chief of staff and then the pick for u.s. treasury secretary  for ...
evidence_2: jul 26, 2016 ... her husband and former president bill clinton gave the night's marquee address,  taking the crowd on a trip down memory lane that started with how they met and  ended ... "the approval of the united states was 20 points higher when (hillary  clinton) left the secretary of state's office than when she took it.".
evidence_3: jul 27, 2016 ... but analyses of the u.s.'s global ratings don't support such a claim. bill clinton:  that's why the approval of the united states was 20 points higher when she left  the secretary of state's office than when she took it. hillary clinton served as the  united states secretary of state from january 21, 2009, ...
evidence_4: jul 27, 2016 ... “the approval of the united states was 20 points higher when she left the  secretary of state's office than when she took it.” — bill clinton. a campaign  official said clinton was citing a meridian international center and gallup u.s.- global leadership project poll that showed the median u.s. approval rating in ...
evidence_5: may 19, 2015 ... today, views of clinton are divided: 49% have a favorable opinion of the former  secretary of state; 47% have an unfavorable opinion. clinton announced her  2016 presidential candidacy on april 12, 2015. pew research center 1615 l st.  nw, suite 800 washington, dc 20036 usa (+1) 202-419-4300 ...