Nah, not unless you can show empirically that the majority of Paul supporters (those who would actually vote, that is, leaving out the vast majority of anyone under the age of 25, historically speaking) are cell phone users
only, with no access to a standard landline phone. If you can prove that beyond a shadow of a doubt, then perhaps you'll have a point. Until then, it's still conjecture on your part, and absolutely nothing more.
Excellent effort though. Bonus points awarded for persistence. Unfortunately, those bonus points are not redeemable for primary votes. But Paul supporters should be used to that, I figure. Which, by the latest calculations, leaves 95% of the country wondering what we're talking about.
If they had land-line phones and voted in the 2004 election, they'd been polled already and this discussion would be moot. Now I've already explained to you that most of Paul's supporters are newcomers, independents, and people who were previously apathetic to politics.
Bottom line: These polls are junk, promoted by the establishment.