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as the public's outlook on the economy appears to be improving. For the first time since spring, more said the economy got better in the past month than said it got worse.The president's approval rating on unemployment shifted upward -- from 40 percent in October to 45 percent in the latest poll -- as the jobless rate fell to 8.6 percent last month, its lowest level since March 2009.But Obama's approval rating on his handling of the economy overall remains stagnant: 39 percent approve and 60 percent disapprove.Heading into his re-election campaign, the president faces a conflicted public that does not support his steering of the economy, the most dominant issue for Americans, or his reforms to health care, one of his signature accomplishments. Yet they are grappling with whether to replace him with Republican contenders Mitt Romney or Newt Gingrich."I think he's doing the best he can. The problem is the Congress won't help at all," said Rosario Navarro, a Dem If you'd prefer not to receive these, Unsubscribe Here. 3128 Geer St; Durham, NC 27704