I think they should have included the undecided and other categories in the pie charts, which are a bit misleading for that reason. But that's just me.

47 percent in favor of reelection, with a dragging economy and on the eve of a war, doesn't exactly suck. Neither does a 57 percent approval rating, or 59 percent in favor of military action in Iraq. And his economic plan, included the tax cuts, is still favored by 45 to 40 percent.

And you're right...the poll isn't really that informative. It's a long way to reelection. Even if Bush gets great numbers this summer after winning a war, I still remember the first Bush and his poll numbers. Best bet would be if the economy picks up after the war jitters are over. And of course, a lot will depend on who the Democrat is. I ain't impressed by the field so far.