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On the back foot

机译：在后脚

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The current occupant of the White House is the least popular re-elected president since Richard Nixon became embroiled in the Watergate fiasco. This week, according to a New York Times poll, just 42% of Americans approved of the job George Bush was doing. By contrast, Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan had approval ratings of around 60% at this stage of their second terms. If this were any other president, one would be talking of a crisis of confidence. But Mr Bush is not any president. Except for a year of stratospheric popularity after the terrorist attacks of September 11th 2001 and a shorter gust of support after war began in Iraq, he has lived almost continuously with ratings around the 50% mark. This is unusually low, and would have kept previous incumbents awake at night, shivering. Yet not only did Mr Bush win re-election with a decently increased majority but he also helped Republicans gain seats in Congress in 2002 and 2004.
机译：自理查德·尼克松卷入水门惨案以来，白宫现任总统是最受欢迎的连任总统。根据《纽约时报》的一项民意调查，本周，只有42％的美国人认可乔治·布什的工作。相比之下，比尔·克林顿（Bill Clinton）和罗纳德·里根（Ronald Reagan）在第二任期的现阶段，其支持率约为60％。如果这是其他任何总统，那将是一场信任危机。但是布什先生不是任何总统。除了2001年9月11日恐怖袭击后平流层流行一年，以及伊拉克战争爆发后短暂的一阵支持之外，他的收视率几乎一直保持在50％左右。这是异常低的，并且会使以前的任职者在夜间保持清醒，发抖。布什不仅以更大的多数赢得了连任，而且还帮助共和党在2002年和2004年获得国会席位。

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