Americans are getting more pessimistic about the economy – 60 percent say it's bad, the highest number recorded in a CBS News poll in ten years – and a majority disapproves of the way President Bush is handling it.
With public confidence in the economy falling and the job market stagnant, the president called his economic team down to Texas on Wednesday to show the world he's on the case.
But few Americans see signs of a recovery, and most think the Bush administration’s tax cuts – the centerpiece of his economic and jobs program -- will not do much to improve either the stock market or the job market.
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