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December 2, 2008

Americans Approve of Transition, Appointments So Far

A one-night poll conducted Dec.1, after President-elect Barack Obama unveiled his national security team, finds 78% of Americans approving of the way he is handling his presidential transition and 69% approving of his choice of Sen. Hillary Clinton as secretary of state.

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