Obama Approval Rating Now at 43 Percent

Down seven percentage points from February 19

Reason Staff | 3.6.2013 8:20 AM

(Reuters) - Less than two months into his second term, President Barack Obama's approval rating has dropped and Americans blame him and his fellow Democrats almost as much as his Republican opponents for a fiscal mess.

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Obama Approval Rating Now at 43 Percent

Down seven percentage points from February 19

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