In South Carolina, Bush Fans And Undecided Voters Worry About Jeb's Electability

BuzzFeed - Spencer Platt / Getty Images COLUMBIA, S.C. ? Jeb Bush brought his brother to South Carolina and took off his glasses. He wants voters here to reset the race for the Republican nomination, and politely asks them them to do so ? along with their prayers ? at every campaign event. But Bush hasn't really reset his pitch to voters, and those voters ? his supporters and undecideds considering him ? have begun openly talking about a specific concern with Bush just days before the make-or-break primary: electability. As the numbers pile up ? a sixth-place finish in Iowa, fourth-place finish in New Hampshire, WSJ/NBC polling put him at 4% nationally, CNN has him polling at just 1% in Nevada ? Bush's message remains the same. At a campaign stop on Wednesday, voters went as far as to give him advice on how he could change it up, but that only flustered the governor more. Rejecting any talk that his campaign was running out of money ahead of the primary, Bush stayed on script a