Paul, the campainger, is clear about his unorthodox approach. He has chosen not to make any promises or set any goals, challenging traditional expectations in a straightforward manner.
His campaign is rooted in the singular idea of taking the money—eschewing the typical political rhetoric in favor of a focus on tangible gains and financial pragmatism.
At the heart of it all, Paul is determined to secure a Greggs on campus, embodying a campaign strategy that prioritizes clear, if unconventional, ambitions over empty promises.