Bush has some impressively low poll numbers these days:
Just 15 percent of Americans approve of the way President Bush is handling the economy, while 78 percent of Americans disapprove. Even a majority of Republicans disapprove of the President’s handling of this issue.
Overall, the president’s approval rating has dropped five points from last week and is now the lowest of his presidency. Only 22 percent of Americans approve of the job he’s doing, while 70 percent of Americans disapprove – a new high.
President Bush’s job approval rating has dropped 68 points from its all time high of 90 percent back in October, 2001. It now matches Harry Truman’s previous all-time low, recorded by Gallup in February 1952. The 70 percent disapproval rating is higher than any measured since Gallup began asking about presidential job approval in 1938.
A sixty-eight point reversal. I am proud to be a member of that 10% that never approved of the job he was doing. To the fifty-eight percent of the population who have come to see the light (all too many, regrettably, after November 2004), welcome aboard.
Nick says
Wall St. Gets A Major Bail Out & Gives Taxpayers The Bill
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJoikUMBG5U
Dodd & Shelby at Financial Bailout Hearing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXNrbMW4RRo
Mike Kole says
Whoa! That’s almost as low a rating as Congress has! Justly deserved, all around.
T says
The Republicans in Congress drag down the ratings of the body as a whole.
Mike Kole says
Or, you could say that if Republicans score a zero, the Democrats, with their 15 or 16% must bring it all the way up to 9%!