It seems to be dawning on him that he won't be reelected.
Obama: ‘There are days when I say one term is enough’
He talks re-election bid and how his family feels about his decision to run
In his exclusive interview with TODAY’s Ann Curry, President Barack Obama admits that there are times when he questions whether he would like to seek re-election after the intensity of his inaugural term.
“I’m sure there are days where I say that one term is enough,’’ Obama said. “What keeps me going is a belief that the work that we started in 2009 is not yet complete.’’
The president also talked about how his family felt about his upcoming re-election bid after nearly four years of being under a microscope in the White House, saying that if the first lady “didn’t think that what we’re doing is worthwhile in moving the country forward, I think she’d be the first one to say do something else less stressful.”
Video from the 'Today' show, and the rest of the article: http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/43391677/ns/today-today_news/
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