Poll shows Bush's ratings remain low
AFP, October, 2005
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WASHINGTON (AFP) — US President George W. Bush's approval ratings remain low amid public doubts over the war in Iraq and the government's response to Hurricane Katrina, according to a new poll released over the weekend.
Bush received a 40 percent approval rating on his job performance in the poll commissioned by Newsweek magazine.
The results, released on Saturday, were similar to other surveys in recent weeks that showed a decline in Bush's ratings in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
Three weeks ago, Bush's approval rating was at 38 percent in a previous Newsweek poll, just after Katrina slammed the US Gulf coast.
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Bush received a mixed public reaction on his response to a second storm, Hurricane Rita, that hit the southern US coast on September 24.
Forty-nine percent said they disapproved of how he handled the effects of Rita, compared to 57 percent who were ...
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