Oh, I figure he will probably win a majority of those that vote, but that isn't the whole story. In 2008 he was a "rock star". It the cool, hip fad to support him, and this age group was his strongest supporters. Now in 2012, he isn't the new thing anymore, in fact he's now the establishment. So there will be nowhere near the level of support their was in 2008, there is very little enthusiasm and many will just stay home and play video games on election day.
Attended my local Republican Party Convention last week. I was stunned at the number of twenty-somethings in attendance. Spoke with a few young men there. Some were Ron Paul supporters but said they would vote for whoever was running against B. Hussein obama. I was encouraged...unless they were pulling a Trojan Horse kind of thing.
Maybe that’s Ron Paul’s strategy; have young voters infiltrate the republican party. Now we’re talking Van Jones theology.