It's over

In essence, that's what the general public thinks of the Presidency of George W. Bush:

A strong majority believes Bush is experiencing a long-term setback from which he’s unlikely to recover. "He’s losing his grip on governance," says Democratic pollster Peter D. Hart, who conducted this survey with Republican Bill McInturff. "It’s now a sense that we’ve seen the best that he’s going to produce as president of the United States."

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What’s more, 58 percent believe Bush is facing a long-term setback from which he’s unlikely to improve. Twenty-six percent think he’s experiencing only a short-term setback, and 11 percent say he’s dealing with no setback at all.

Which begs the question: What's wrong with 11 percent of America?