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A new Quinnipiac poll shows a somewhat upbeat American public, as President Barack Obama enjoys his best approval rating in three years.
The survey found voters also trust Democrats more than Republicans to avert the fiscal cliff. The Bush era tax cuts expire Dec. 31, and across the board spending cuts take effect Jan. 2, unless lawmakers act.
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