article_snippet: Clinton may be the Democratic Party's presidential front-runner, but the former secretary of state's poll numbers don't make Clinton look the part.
article_snippet: Clinton 'favorable' rating –
article_snippet: a measure of how many Americans see Clinton in a positive light – is now 'under water,' meaning that Clinton has fewer fans than detractors.
article_snippet: UNDER WATER: Clinton's 'positive' poll numbers now trail Clinton 'negatives' by 11 percentage points .
article_snippet: Clinton's favorability numbers are only a few points higher today than when Clinton's favorability numbers hit an all-time low, according to a CBS poll – right after Clinton memoir 'Hard Choices' hit bookshelves .
article_snippet: Unsurprisingly, Clinton's 'unfavorable' numbers are high among Republicans, registering 78 per cent.
article_snippet: But the wheels fell off shortly after Clinton left the Obama administration: When her memoir 'Hard Choices' her memoir 'Hard Choices' bookshelves, Clinton favorability number bottomed out at 24 per cent.
article_snippet: The most recent survey, conducted March 21-24, shows Clinton's barely rebounded since then.
article_snippet: A deep field of Republicans including Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (left), former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (center) and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz (right) is chomping at the bit and waiting for a chance to attack Clinton .
article_snippet: Americans appear evenly divided over whether Clinton's explanations satisfied Americans concerns.
article_snippet: Some part of voters' negative impressions of Clinton may harken back to Clinton time as first lady .
article_snippet: On balance, Clinton's biggest hurdle may be Clinton own words, stretching back into the 1990s when Clinton was America's first lady.