Name the approval ratings of the above poster.

[DavidB.]

57%. Winning the primary was the biggest problem. Afterwards, Kingpoleon wins the general election narrowly but becomes popular quite soon because of his ability to get Republicans and Democrats to work together. However, this leads to increasing opposition from the political fringes, who think "D.C. elitism" runs the country. That proves to be very beneficial when a fringe candidate wins the primary for the other party in the campaign before his second term, which gets Kingpoleon re-elected fairly easily. In his second term, his approval ratings are in the high 50s and low 60s, though his administration is being criticized for being very good at managing things, yet lacking a clear vision on the future of the country.

[DavidB.]

Highly polarizing, a bit like Obama. Probably gets a second term and ends in the 45-50 range, being loved by liberals and hated by conservatives.