'No Modern President Has Experienced Such A Sustained Rejection By The American Public'

NOT ONE MINUTE BEFORE TIME, IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN 7 YEARS AGO

Washington Post Peter Baker July 1, 2007 11:26 PM
The reality has been daunting by any account. No modern president has experienced such a sustained rejection by the American public. Bush's approval rating slipped below 50 percent in Washington Post-ABC News polls in January 2005 and has not topped that level in the 30 months since. The last president mired under 50 percent so long was Harry S. Truman. Even Richard M. Nixon did not fall below 50 percent until April 1973, 16 months before he resigned.
The polls reflect...