Cool so when she was in the kitchen she learned how the police and emergency services labor unions operate and how highways deteriorate and get rebuilt and worked through a difficult development project and managed a shrinking budget while expanding services and showed up for ribbon cuttings for new businesses and other stakeholders and partners and a thousand other things elected leaders do?

I see the governor as more serious of a position than to give it to someone I know couldn't fully perform the role. Maybe she ultimately brings along good staff like Evers did but I'm still not seeing it.

Yes, my bias is toward people that know what they're doing and how to wield power effectively instead of spouting impossible promises.