A new poll from Bloomberg shows that Hillary Clinton is even less popular than President Trump. In the latest Bloomberg National Poll, just 39% of Americans have a favorable view of Hillary.
It's the second-lowest score for her since the poll started in 2009. The survey also shows that she's dropped in popularity even among those who voted for her in November.
More than a fifth of Clinton voters think negatively of her. Just 8% of likely Clinton voters felt that way before the election, and just 6% of Trump's voters say they view him unfavorably.
J. Ann Selzer, who oversaw the survey, said:
“There’s growing discontent with Hillary Clinton even as she has largely stayed out of the spotlight. It’s not a pox on the Democratic house because numbers for other Democrats are good."
Hillary Clinton has given a number of speeches since her spectacular defeat, but she still won't take any of the blame for it.
Robert Taylor, a 46-year-old 2nd grade teacher from Chicago who voted for Clinton, said:\
“I felt like there was a smugness and that she was just a politician who was called a Democrat, but could have been a Republican."
She was incredibly smug, and she continues to be. Thank God she didn't win. Read more about the survey at Bloomberg.