I have not seen him move up much in the polls. His number today is 6. Usually it is 4. He is not getting the numbers needed to get elected in the primary.
There was a poll that had him at 10% recently. BTW, Obie was trailing Hillary by 33% at this point in 2007. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/10/02/AR2007100202365.html A lot happens between now and the primaries.
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If you wish to go by calculated Push Polls, it says much about you.
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“I have not seen him move up much in the polls. His number today is 6. Usually it is 4. He is not getting the numbers needed to get elected in the primary.”
Polls are national numbers. They don’t tell the story of what’s happening in individual counties. His strength, whether he has it or not, will be shown in Iowa/New Hampshire/South Carolina. We’ll know then, by those numbers, which candidates have the continued ability to win as the chosen candidate.