John McCain and George Bush: Losers.From About.com we learn:
| End-of Presidency Job Approval Ratings | |
| ABC News Data | |
| Bill Clinton (2001) | 65% |
| Ronald Reagan (1989) | 64 |
| Dwight Eisenhower (1961) | 59 |
| John F. Kennedy (1963) | 63 |
| George Bush (1993) | 56 |
| Gerald Ford (1977) | 53 |
| Lyndon Johnson (1969) | 49 |
| Jimmy Carter (1981) | 34 |
| Richard Nixon (1974) | 24 |
Well, you can now add George Bush to the Bottom of that list! See below from CNN:
"Monday evening's CNN national Poll of Polls -- incorporating our new CNN survey, as well as new tracking numbers from Gallup and Hotline taken October 3-5 -- shows Obama leading McCain by 6 points -- at 49 to 43 percent.
President Bush may be part of the reason why Obama's making gains. Only 24 percent of those polled approve of Bush's job as president, an all-time low for a CNN survey. See the latest polling
"Bush has now tied Richard Nixon's worst rating ever, taken in a poll just before he resigned in 1974, and is only 2 points higher than the worst presidential approval rating in history, Harry Truman's 22 percent mark in February 1952," says CNN Polling Director Keating Holland."
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It is a measure of the meaninglessness of these things that a man who accomplished the least --- even Jimmy Carter can claim credit for the Camp David accords --- has the highest rating.
You're right - Reagan should be at the bottom.
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