Gallup national: Obama +10 over Clinton; nationally, Obama +3 and Clinton +6 (user search)
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« on: April 22, 2008, 03:13:45 PM »

Bush's 69% disapproval is the highest ever recorded

For Bush, or for any president?  (link didn't work for me)

One of the other news services said "within the past 70 years."  I don't recall what caused FDR to be so low other than the recession, but he's often praised as being on of the top 15 presidents.  Just goes to show that in-term popularity polls don't mean much when you are able to look at history and judge the long-term results.

No, he's the most unpopular President in the history of the poll.

If it weren't due to the limited poll history, I'd imagine that Roosevelt's court-packing plan and the downturn of 1937-38 was the cause of his low numbers.  The Republicans gained 6 Senate seats and 81 House seats in the 1938 elections, so that was definitely FDR's low point.
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