By Prensa Latina
Washington : US President George W. Bush is termed the worst statesman of this country since the World War II, a Harris Interactive survey revealed Thursday.
According to the specialized investigation, 34 percent of those polled labeled the president as such.
As second is Democrat President William Clinton (1993-2001), the survey stated.
Experts say that the recent memory of people is a determinant factor to response this kind of inquiry.
Bush has established a group of policies that have been rejected by US people, among them war, internal spying and social cuts, they noted.
About 2,000 people took part in this study, which cataloged Republican Ronald Reagan as the best White House chief in the 1981-1989 period.
A similar consultation carried out last year by the Gallup Company stated Abraham Lincoln, Ronald Reagan and John F. Kennedy as the most outstanding presidents in this country.