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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: swisstrader who wrote (123386)2/7/2001 12:37:30 PM
From: Zoltan!  Read Replies (2) of 769667
 
>>...my only statement was that Clinton had the highest ratings coming out of office since the FDR days...you debated that and sent the Gallup poll, which simply proved my original assertion

Wrong. Gallup officially reports that Clinton's last days ended his dream of coming out office with high approval, much less higher than either Reagan or Eisenhower. That confirms what Zogby already reported.

The percentage of Americans holding a favorable view of Bill Clinton declined from 57% in early December to 51% today. With 48% currently holding an unfavorable opinion of Clinton, up from 41% in December, the public’s judgment about Clinton is now decidedly mixed. In addition to the pardons, there have been other controversies in the news that could account for the drop in positive public opinion about Bill Clinton -- there is the matter of the White House gifts taken by the Clintons for their personal use, as well as the high cost of Bill Clinton’s new office space in New York City.
gallup.com

And Clinton will continue to decline as his record becomes clear.
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