Look no further than that idiot's haircut.
On the brighter note, Bush is named the most-admired man by 28% Americans in a poll conducted by Gallup, he's followed by YES, I kid you not - Peanut brain Jimmy Carter at 8%, on the other hand, Laura Bush lost to Hillbeast by 1%.
Before saying goodnight, I thought I'd provide you with more info concerning Gallup's "Most Admired Poll."
HIGHTLIGHTS: GWB was voted #1 by an unusually large margin; he was also voted #1 by both Republicans AND Democrats!
LOWLIGHTS: Hillary bested Laura by 1 percentage point (7% to 6%) -- Hillary was #1 among men (OK BUSHBUCKS, DO YOU HAVE AN EXPLANATION?); Oprah was #1 among women.
Bush, Clinton and J. Lo?
Americans name most-admired
Thursday, December 26, 2002 Posted: 9:09 PM EST (0209 GMT)
President George W. Bush is the most admired man by Americans.
ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- President Bush and Hillary Rodham Clinton may have little in common politically, but they're both considered the most-admired people by Americans.
As usual, in a poll conducted by CNN, USA Today and Gallup, Americans chose the sitting president as the man they admire most. But President George W. Bush has an unusually large lead over other admired men.
Bush was the first answer for 28 percent of respondents. Second on the list is former President Jimmy Carter, who won the Nobel Peace Prize earlier this year. He was named by 9 percent of respondents.
Rounding out the list of men are Secretary of State Colin Powell, 4 percent; Pope John Paul II, 3 percent; and former President Bill Clinton, 3 percent.
The survey also asked Americans which woman they most admire. Former first lady and current New York Sen. Clinton was named by 7 percent of those responding.
Mrs. Clinton bested current first lady Laura Bush by one percentage point. Also on the list are talk-show host and businesswoman Oprah Winfrey, 6 percent; former first lady Barbara Bush, 3 percent; and former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, 3 percent.
New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is the most admired woman by Americans.
Gallup has asked the same open-ended question for more than 50 years to gauge who is most-admired. This year, 1,009 adult Americans were asked and filled in the blank with anyone they wished.
There are some interesting choices when the names are broken down demographically.
President Bush tops the list among Republicans, as expected, but also tops the list among Democrats.
Among men, Mrs. Clinton is the most admired woman. But among women respondents, most chose Winfrey.
In fifth place among women is actress and pop singer Jennifer Lopez. Among Americans 18 to 30 years old, Lopez tops the list.
http://www.cnn.com/2002/US/12/26/most.admired.poll/index.html