DAILY NEWS FRIDAY JUNE 02,2006
VOTERS aren't just dissatisfied with President Bush------they think he's the worst President since WW II, according to a shocking new OUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY Poll.
BUSH has sunk so low in the public's estimation that Richard Nixon, who resigned in disgrace after Watergate,looks good by comparison.
While 34% of the poll participants rated BUSH the worst President, Nixon got the thumbs down from 17 % of 1534 registered voters polled nationwide from May 23 thru 30.
And Democrats "just plain don't like President Bush," QUINNIPIAC Polster Maurice Carroll said.
The war in Iraq is the primary reason for Bush's unpopularity. But even the so -called RED STATES voters disapprove of BUSH by 52 %-to- 39 % margin.
Adding insult to injury, Former President Bill Clinton emerged in the poll as the second best presidents------right after Ronald Reagan.
"There's no contest for the GOP favorite: It's The Gipper, Carroll said.
But there may be a silver lining for Bush despite job-approval numbers that " remain in the cellar "
"He might finally have hit bottom", Carroll said.
CORKY SIEMASZKO
VOTERS aren't just dissatisfied with President Bush------they think he's the worst President since WW II, according to a shocking new OUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY Poll.
BUSH has sunk so low in the public's estimation that Richard Nixon, who resigned in disgrace after Watergate,looks good by comparison.
While 34% of the poll participants rated BUSH the worst President, Nixon got the thumbs down from 17 % of 1534 registered voters polled nationwide from May 23 thru 30.
And Democrats "just plain don't like President Bush," QUINNIPIAC Polster Maurice Carroll said.
The war in Iraq is the primary reason for Bush's unpopularity. But even the so -called RED STATES voters disapprove of BUSH by 52 %-to- 39 % margin.
Adding insult to injury, Former President Bill Clinton emerged in the poll as the second best presidents------right after Ronald Reagan.
"There's no contest for the GOP favorite: It's The Gipper, Carroll said.
But there may be a silver lining for Bush despite job-approval numbers that " remain in the cellar "
"He might finally have hit bottom", Carroll said.
CORKY SIEMASZKO