The answer will surprise you.

And, it turns out, Ron Paul may have far more delegates than Mitt Romney. If this is true, it’s GREAT news for Paul supporters.

He also addresses the much-repeated question: “Where is Ron Paul?”

This is the wrong question. The better question is “Where is the media???”

Note: The middle of the video gets a little dry with statistics… but the last minute is well worth it.

As you can see, there are quite a few people planning to vote for Ron Paul — no matter what. We’ll write-in Ron Paul if we have to.

In a recent speech, he said, “Pick any other Republican in the country! [Mitt Romney] is the worst Republican in the country to put up against Barack Obama.”

When a reporter asked Santorum for clarification about what he had said, he quickly became angry and confrontational.

Santorum admonished the reporter to “Stop lying” and “Quit distorting my words” — even though the reporter had not distorted a single word of what Santorum had said in his speech. See for yourself:

Notice the guy to the right side of the screen. He’s trying hard not to crack up; he almost loses it. Even Santorum has a smirk he’s trying hard to hold back.

It’s political comedy!

If you look closely, you’ll see the good folks at CNN tried to pull a fast one. They put the loser (Mitt Romney) on top and the winner (Ron Paul) at the bottom.

As one astute person said on Facebook:

Q: When does a poll show the loser on top and the winner at the bottom?
A: When Ron Paul wins, of course.

Could the reason for this sudden turn of events be the 4-minute speech I’ve posted below? As you’ll see, it’s a rousing speech Judge Napolitano delivered on Freedom Watch.

In an open letter to his viewers, Napolitano says (in part) this:

While I found conflicting information about the show’s ratings, it seems Fox indeed canceled Freedom Watch and two other shows because of low ratings.

Here’s a follow-up video with comments from Wayne Allyn Root about the cancellation of Freedom Watch. He points out the obvious conflict between the libertarian message and corporate advertising. In the end, money drives many decisions about which shows get renewed and which shows get canceled.

As this video illustrates so well, Romney has contradicted himself repeatedly on almost every issue, from TARP to abortion. Take 6 minutes and watch this video now:

Coincidence?

Given the GOP’s documented vote fraud, I doubt this happened by accident.

At the end of the interview, Ron Paul is asked if he thinks Mitt Romney can beat Obama. Paul replies by saying, yes, he believes Romney can beat Obama.

On this point, I strongly disagree. If Romney gets the nomination, he will NOT beat Obama. Voters need to know this.