Amy555

I am astonished when I read most of these comments. I do not know Paul personally, have not worked for his mother, and am generally not a contrarian for the sake of an argument; so when I say Paul deserves to win this game, I say it without bias or prejudice. I have watched him maneuver, finagle, and talk, talk, talk his way out of almost every hardship the game could throw at him. He's managed to win comps as needed, throw comps when necessary, talk others into throwing comps to him and others. He has not "graced the block" with his presence this year, but has convinced others to offer themselves up willingly as pawns. More impressive than any of this was his ability to insert himself into almost any duo in the house, making each pair believe he was their savior, their way forward in the game. Even those who were aware he had allegiances with other pairs, felt his allegiance with them was real, the others temporary, only for the gameplay, fleeting and ephemeral. Now, as for his safety for the first 3 weeks, that was given by a vote of the viewers themselves, not CBS. And his final week of safety was given by another houseguest. As far as I can see, Paul has played a brilliant game of Big Brother. If you can't see it, then I most respectfully suggest you probably don't like the man himself. And that's fair too--fair, but astonishing that you can't put your dislike away long enough to congratulate someone on a job well done.