I think it's too early to tell.

What if he pulls a rabbit out of a hat before the next election?

<<Obama's approval rating's are down since the election. Will he be reelected?

Ther eis always a period where the honeymoon is over with newly elected presidents, so I don't think his current approval rating is a factor. Both Clinton and Reagan were two term presidents, and they had around the same or lower approval ratings at this point in their terms.

You know, I think approval ratings are crap. To many people elected him and figured that he could pull miracles out his ass once he stepped foot into the office. Hell, it's barely into his 1st year and he's gotta try to make heads or tails of what the last 8yrs F**ked up on top of his own campaign agendas. People aren't even giving the guy a chance, this isn't a dictatorship, he doesn't have that much power in office. Think about all the beaurocratic bullsh**t he's gotta wade through in order to get anything done. People need to stop depending on the government to bail them out and yet on the same hand stop gripping about the government being all up in your buisness.

It's to early to tell if he'll be re-elected but if I had to vote all over again, I'd still vote for him. Just image the cluster f**k it would be right now of McCain/Palin had been elected instead.

not a chance, and you can quote me on it.

He will. The most interesting personality will win. All the hatred translates into more attention.

The Republicans will likely nominate some earnest boring guy like Mitt and Obama will beat him.

Approval right now three years before the election is irrelevant. Three months is an eternity in presidential politics, much more three years.

In answer to your question, it depends on the economy three years from now.

Really depends on the Republicans. Not only who they nominate, but whether dear hearts like Limbaugh and Palin are successful in ripping the GOP in two.