Ron Paul All The Way To The Convention

Life is too short that we should waste a great deal of time asking unnecessary questions. That is why I'm explaining some aspects of American politics that some do not seem to realize because they continue to ask if Ron Paul is going to pull out of the race.

My answer is still hell no! Why should he? He's got more dough than all the other Republicans except millionaire Flip Romney. No one is going to the convention this time around with enough delegates to win. After that first ballot decides nothing but which of the tail enders are removed, the delegates are free to vote their conscience on the ensuing ballots. Ron Paul, as it stands now will walk in with the third or fourth highest amount of delegates on the first ballot. That could change as circumstance may choose our future more that the elite in this election. Every slight by the media causes thousands of us to collectively donate millions to Ron Paul's growing campaign coffers. We love being part of the revolution and not getting shot at either. To sum up and remind future questioners about wasted time - if your horse has just gotten out of the starting gate in the race with eleven total thoroughbreds and now before the first bend is in fourth place neck and neck with number three, plus if he finishes the race the judges (who we call convention delegate in politics) can call him the winner no matter how he ran in the race, would you pull out? If you would and are a betting man give me a call. I'd wager we could try our luck.