claim: "when i was secretary of state, i had a very high approval rating."
author: hillary clinton
evidence_1: jan 17, 2013 ... secretary of state hillary clinton leaves the post as an overwhelmingly popular  figure on the national political stage. an eye-popping 69% of americans approve  of the job she has done as the country's top diplomat, according to the latest wall  street journal/nbc news poll, with a scant 25% disapproving ...
evidence_2: feb 25, 2016 ... the washington post wanted president barack obama to give vice president joe  biden the boot and replace him with clinton. taking stock of clinton's approval  ratings, nate silver noted in a 2012 piece for the new york times that she  currently held “remarkably high numbers for a politician in an era when ...
evidence_3: aug 31, 2016 ... a washington post/abc news poll from the end of august shows the lowest  favorability democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton has ever had. but  republican rival ... as libby nelson pointed out back in july, the secretary of  state almost always gets high approval ratings. we don't know exactly ...
evidence_4: jul 11, 2016 ... "when i have a job, i have really high approval ratings," she told vox's ezra klein  in an interview. "when i'm actually doing the work, i get reelected with 67 percent  of the vote running for reelection in the senate. when i'm secretary of state, i have  [a] 66 percent approval rating. and then i seek a job, i run for ...
evidence_5: jan 23, 2013 ... by contrast, just 19 percent of people said they approved of the way congress  was doing its job in a post-abc poll released last week. ... those numbers mark  a bit of a revival for the vice president, who had slumped to an even score (43  percent favorable; 43 percent unfavorable) in advance of the party ...