Bush's high approval masks weaker bid for re election
President Bush enjoys ongoing approval above sixty in polls since 9 11 and the wars but re election support lags with surveys around fifty or lower as voters focus on the economy and the Democratic field. Analysts note independents and some Democrats remain open to alternatives.
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