As America anxiously awaits Election Day results, Gallup revealed that President Obama has attained one of the highest late second term approval ratings in history. Obama's approval rating now stands at 56 percent. The number wedges him in between Ronald Reagan's 1988 election-time numbers and just shy of Bill Clinton's results in 2000. White House press secretary Josh Earnest said Obama will have more time to talk about his presidency after the election is over.
