We all remember the hullaballoo generated when the AP poll had Obama’s approval rating hitting 60 percent after the Osama bin Laden kill. I, and others, looked at the internals and expressed doubt that the survey’s sample, of 46 percent Democrats and 29 percent Republicans, accurately represented the actual makeup of the public — whether you’re talking registered voters, likely voters, or otherwise.

The Associated Press hasn’t conducted another poll yet, but quite a few pollsters have since early May. Here’s Obama’s approval rating in the polls since then, as collected by RealClearPolitics: 49 percent (Reuters/Ipsos), 52 percent (Politico/GWU/Battleground), 55 percent (Fox News), 51 percent (National Journal), 49 percent (Democracy Corps), 54 percent (CNN), 52 percent (Pew), 48 percent (Rasmussen), 49 percent (Gallup), 47 percent (ABC News/Washington Post).

In other words, the only one that came even close to 60 percent was . . . Fox News.