article_snippet: Much of the goodwill Clinton built up as serving as secretary of state has dissipated, a new poll shows, just as Clinton prepares for a second bid for the presidency.
article_snippet: A CNN/ORC International survey taken last weekend, after Clinton held a press conference at which Clinton tried to explain away Clinton secret server, found that Clinton's high approval ratings as an Obama administration official had entirely eroded.
article_snippet: Clinton is currently disliked by as many Americans, 44 percent, as Clinton was in June of 2008 when Clinton officially ended Clinton presidential campaign and endorsed Clinton future employer, President Barack Obama .
article_snippet: Clinton is currently disliked by as many Americans, 44 percent, as Clinton was in June of 2008 when Clinton officially ended her presidential campaign and endorsed Clinton future employer.
article_snippet: That's a six-point drop from CNN's last poll, taken in November, when 38 percent of respondents said 38 percent of respondents weren't fond of Clinton.
article_snippet: Likewise, a slim majority, 53 percent, said a slim majority, 53 percent view Clinton positively, down from 59 percent a few months ago, and 69 percent at Clinton career peak in the State Department in September of 2011.
article_snippet: Throughout Clinton time as the country's chief diplomat Clinton generally enjoyed favorability ratings in the '60s.
article_snippet: It was after Clinton tendered Clinton resignation in early 2013 that the public's adoration of Clinton began to slide, dipping to 55 percent after Clinton claimed last spring that Clinton and husband bill were 'dead broke' when she and husband bill moved out of the White House.
article_snippet: After a quick bounce back up to 59 percent late last fall, Clinton's likability now teeters above the majority water mark.
article_snippet: The same amount, 51 percent, said Clinton needed to better explain Clinton motives and that her motives believed Clinton'd done something 'wrong.'
article_snippet: Still, 52 percent said Clinton's actions don't disqualify Clinton from serving as commander in chief, and 57 percent said 57 percent'd be 'proud' to have Clinton in the Oval Office - up from 50 percent the last time CNN's pollsters asked potential voters the same question in March of 2014.
highlights_snippet: The high approval rating Clinton enjoyed as an Obama administration official has entirely eroded .
  
highlights_snippet: Clinton's currently disliked by as many Americans, 44 percent, as Clinton was in June of 2008 when Clinton ended Clinton presidential bid and endorsed Obama .
  
highlights_snippet: That's a six-point drop from CNN's last poll, taken in November, when 38 percent of respondents said 38 percent of respondents weren't fond of Clinton .
  
highlights_snippet: Still, 52 percent said Clinton secret server isn't relavent to Clinton abilitiy to be president; 57 percent said 57 percent'd be 'proud' to have Clinton in the Oval Office .