In the aftermath of former Virginia senator James Webbs announcement that he is quitting the Democratic Presidential primary, a new poll shows his bitter rival Lincoln Chafee surging to two per cent of likely voters. The former Rhode Island governor, whose path to the White House was predicated on knocking Webb out of the race, could not contain his jubilation as he told supporters in Concord, New Hampshire, that his campaign is now solidly in the single digits. Accompanied by the blaring strains of the rock anthem More Than a Feeling, by Boston, Chafee served notice that he has only begun to fight. Were at two per cent now, but this is only the beginning, my friends, a pumped-up Chafee told his audience. The Chafee train has left the station, and the next stop is three per cent. Chafee told supporters that the next challenge he faces is overtaking the former Maryland governor Martin OMalley, whose standing in the new poll is a lofty four per cent. OMalley probably thinks I cant take him, but thats what Jim Webb thought, the pugnacious Rhode Islander said. Martin OMalley is going down! 