Governors face a variety of issues relatively unrelated to those a president faces. Governors deal largely with foreign issues, and a few key domestic items. It is about leadership and decision making which is why governors make good candidates. They are executives rather than legislators. A business executive also have similar experience sets. Herman has to prove he is prepared to be President, but he does have significant chief executive experience in multiple large organizations. He also has monetary experience in the Federal Reserve. Returning to good monetary policy has to be a priority.
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