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Hard knocks in Charleston
Paul s message of personal free
dom by way of federal deregulation
kept his young volunteers traipsing
through suburbia, knocking on the
doors of those who were variously
uninformed, apathetic or unrecep
tive.
“If you can just talk to people for
a few minutes, getting people to
know where you're coming from, it's
worth it," Michael-Shetlev said after
leaving campaign literature on the
doorknob, as was protocol for voters
who didn't answer the door.
"Most people don’t answer their
doors," he explained, looking deject
ed but not defeated. “I’d rather talk
to people face to face —that's how
elections are won*
One man leaned haphazardly
against his door frame, eagle tattoo
exposed, expressing disinterest He
refused the literature. Some didn't
open their storm doors, uttering curt
“no, thank yous" through the glass.
“He kind of scares me," was local
business owner Brian Mills' assess
ment of Paul, whom he termed
“wacky" based on Paul's perfor
mance in the Fox News debate.
Michael-Shetlev said such a
reaction was the result of voters
who were unaccustomed to hearing
ideas as radical as those of Paul.
"It's frustrating," he said as he left
Mills' driveway. “Most people have
never encountered these ideas."
Paul advocates extreme limits on
the federal government. He cham
pions the idea that giving power to
the states grants personal freedom
to individual citizens.
“Democrats are sometimes more
open to the message," said Adam
Spivey, a volunteer from nearby
West Ashley. S.C. “Most Democrats
are concerned about civil liberties
and ending the war."
The canvassers tried to hammer
home Paul's anti-war sentiments to
any voters who seemed to lean left.
One woman declared her inten
tion to vote for Barack Obama or
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ize," Evans said.
One project the University is
prioritizing is the relocation of the
UNC School of Law to the Carolina
North campus, which Moeser said
is “very close to being a decided
matter."
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ahead. We want to expand the
law school.”
Perry said that it w ould be “irre
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acres are largely undeveloped, but
that the rest of the plans are open
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UNC students William Harris and Alex Capo (center) attempt to
garner support for Ron Paul from a Charleston resident Saturday.
“It s frustrating. Most people have
never encountered these ideas ”
PAIGE MICHAEL-SHETLEY. UNC SENIOR AND RON PAUL VOLUNTEER
Hillary Clinton in the Democratic
primaries Jan. 26. However.
Michael-Shetlev convinced her to
at least take the campaign litera
ture.
Michael-Shetley deemed her a
“leaner." When asked why. he said,
“I mean, she took information."
Phone banking for Paul
After canvassing. 30 to 40 vol
unteers returned to headquarters.
Volunteers from North Carolina.
Kansas, New York and New Jersey
devoted their evenings to calling
hundreds of Republican and inde
pendent voters.
At the end of the day, spirits
were up despite minimal results.
UNC sophomore Steven Kwon
said many voters hung up once the
volunteers identified themselves.
“I got a lot of‘no's,"’ he said. “It
wasn't a lot of success; canvassing
was a lot better.”
But Kwon said UNC freshman
Colin Smith did find some success
in the often-frustrating process of
cold-calling voters.
“Colin kept getting into 20-
minute conversations, and he was
very successful, I think," Kwon
said.
“(Smith) got three supporters in
a row he must have hit gold."
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also seemed to strike a chord with
the voters.
“1 really enjoyed talking to all of
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them," Smith said of the day’s can
vassing. “I talked to 60 people, and
I may have convinced four."
Smith added that he spent most
of his time telling people that Paul
exists.
Pursuing happiness
Volunteers said Paul embodies
the kind of change that the country
needs, a return to the old Republican
values of Thomas Jefferson.
“Ron Paul is giving this country
a reawakening to what its founding
ideas were," Michael-Shetley said.
Paul advocates the elimination
of government subsidies to big
businesses in the belief that doing
so will level the playing field and
allow small businesses to be suc
cessful.
Paul’s support for economic
deregulation goes hand-in-hand
with his opposition to government
sponsored morality.
“He defends people’s rights to do
what they want to do," said TVler
De Friess, a student at Kansas
University.
Paul's strict constitutionalism
reinforces his support for placing
personal liberties above all else.
“My main thing is the
Constitution," Harris said. “It’s
good to have someone who actu
ally reads the thing.”
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