It seems that Americans can add "no more Obamas" to the oft-heard calls for no more Bushes or Clintons, despite the president's belief that he would be a shoo-in for a third term.

Rasmussen Reports on Friday released a poll showing that just one third of likely U.S voters would keep President Obama in office if he ran again. Even among Democrats, only 57 percent would vote for him a third time.

In Africa, President Obama said he could win a third term. AP Photo

In his recent trip to Africa, Obama said, "I actually think I'm a pretty good president." Then he added, "I think if I ran I could win. But I can't. ... The law is the law, and no one person is above the law, not even the president."

According to Rasmussen 63 percent of all likely voters would reject a third term. That grows to a whopping 93 percent among Republicans and is still a solid 68 percent among independents.

Paul Bedard, the Washington Examiner's "Washington Secrets" columnist, can be contacted at pbedard@washingtonexaminer.com.