No, I discount it because of the source of polls you're referring to. ABC news/Washington Post poll does not speak for the entire U.S., It's one source. Two days ago two entirely different polls have her up only 12/14 percent. You know what, many polls had Clinton favored to win Iowa as little as a week ago. Now all the polls are quite in favor of the opposite.

Current polls show Sanders minority support is on par with Clintons.

If you're for establishment politics I guess you would care more about endorsements of those in office. Endorsements do not have a significant impact on people who can think for themselves choice at the poll. In fact I believe a majority of those currently in office should be removed from office.

As for other endorsements, there has been plenty of rhetoric about who's supporting who and I am a strong believer that a lot of those are backdoor favors and friendships. I agree Clinton has friends in high places and I don't like that it comes down to that. A majority of Sanders campaign finance comes from real people and if he has the ability to generate enough money to keep in the election from small donors there is something about that.

People also like to discount the power of early caucus states. When you start winning people take notice. Hey, Mitt Romney and company thought they had it in the bag all the way up till the end too. I tend to agree with Robert Reich's opinion about both candidates.

Yes, I'm enthusiastic about Sanders. The numbers are in his favor is he gets the nomination as they are with Clinton. I cannot stomach any of the republican candidates. Make no mistake about it I will be voting for whichever of the two gets the nomination. I would just strongly rather it be Sanders than Clinton. Sanders is my ideal candidate; Clinton is my lesser of two evils candidate.