I love it.
So Paul supporters take the delegates in Maine, Nevada, Iowa, Washington, Louisiana, Arizona, Missouri, Mass, Colorado, Minnesota and Hawaii. Yet we're still marginal?
Here's a reality and fact check for you blow hards.
Reality Check: All Republican Delegates Are "Free Agents" and Unbound? - YouTube
The truth has got to hurt them with this post.

They also ignore the facts that Romney everywhere he goes,his audiences are only in the dozens or so in stadiums,where Paul will go to that same stadium and will draw THOUSANDS .
Here is what I was talking about earlier.sometimes a picture speaks a thousand words.
Ron Paul gets crowd and Mitt gets empty stadium in Michigan
The same kind of turnout is happening for Obama as well around the country.

Thank god not all americans are idiots like Toto and so many others here and are awake and understand both parties are corrupt except for Paul in the fact he is a RINO.
Here is what I was talking about earlier.Just like Romneys camp,Obamas supporters are not turning out in droves to support him and just like they had to do with Romney,they move the crowds down from the seats onto the floor to make it appear that Obama has larger crowds than what he has.

sometimes a picture speaks a thousand words.
Barack Obama launched his campaign in unspectacular fashion today at Ohio State University, the largest college in the crucial swing state. A photo posted to twitter by Mitt Romney's campaign spokesman Ryan Williams reveals sparse attendance. The above image, according to Williams, was taken during the President's first official campaign speech.
During the speech, Obama ripped into the presumptive GOP nominee and discussed nation building at home, but the most newsworthy item of the day was not the talking points Obama delivered: it was the crowd... or lack thereof. According to ABC News, the Obama campaign had expected an "overflow" of people. Instead, the arena looked half-empty. The Columbus Dispatch reports that Obama organizers even had people move from the seats to the floor of the gym in order to project a larger crowd on television.
According to the Toledo Blade, the venue for Obama's rally seats 20,000 but "there were a lot of empty seats." Comparatively, Obama drew a crowd of 35,000 at Ohio State when he campaigned for former Governor Ted Strickland in 2010.
The official Barack Obama Tumblr boasts a figure from ThinkProgress that 14,000 attended the event--70% of the stadium's seating capacity.
It's a campaign faux pas to hold an event in a room that isn't full; to promise the media a more-than-capacity crowd then fall this far short of that promise is utter incompetence. In 2008, Obama ran a near-flawless campaign, buoyed by enthusiasm and effective organizing. But it's not 2008 any more, and on day one of the 2012 campaign, Team Obama has already made an embarrassing blunder.
Alexander Marlow is Breitbart News Managing Editor. Follow him on twitter @alexmarlow.
Obama Launches Campaign in Empty Arena