Is Ron Campaigning Effectively?

[Matthew5]

That's moronic horseshit and you goddamn well know it and everyone here knows it. There is no delegate strategy if we're losing 80-20 in all the winner-take-all states. There will be no wins if we're not winning now, glorified straw poll or not, because then Romney will end up the presumptive nominee and Ron Paul will just be that guy hanging around to get a plank into the platform which no one reads or make a speech which no one will listen to. And we don't win now if we're not going all-out at the state we have the best chance of winning so far, with nothing else coming for three weeks.

I'm not in Maine. The most I can do is phone from home at this point. And I will do that. But the campaign needs to be doing more.

And another thing. It's not late in the race. Seven states have voted. The only realistic scenario in which we have a chance involves the race going all the way into June.

Don't get your panties in a bunch, Dan. We've only had one winner-take-all contest so far. I believe the campaign handled it fine, not the best, but fair nonetheless. There's a delegate strategy amongst caucus states. I too am anxious about their winner-take-all strategy, but I trust the campaign.

I understand we have many contests to go, I just meant operations on the ground are already in place. There is time to tweak, certainly.