Conrad Hackett 

Partisan divide in one chart: The dramatic decline in presidential approval by party opposite the president

Eisenhower 49%
Kennedy 49%
Johnson 40%
Nixon 34%
Ford 36%
Carter 30%
Reagan 31%
GHW Bush 44%
Clinton 27%
GW Bush 23%
Obama 14%
Trump 6%
Biden 7%
https://pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2022/10/20/bidens-job-rating-is-similar-to-trumps-but-lower-than-that-of-other-recent-presidents/

Nov 5, 2022 at 6:47amWeb
Show threadMark HarrisNov 5, 2022
@conradhackett Wow. So separated. And starting at Johnson! I would not have thunk it.
Show threadCassandra GoodNov 30, 2022
@conradhackett That seems misleading given the large rise of people with no party affiliation or who identify as independents. By definition now, more partisan people on either side will identify with a specific party and thus are less likely to approve of a president from the opposing party.
Show threadJose MarichalNov 30, 2022
@conradhackett a lot of this is ideological sorting. Very few liberal Republicans or conservative Democrats left