But when I saw this op-ed by Gordon Weil, I knew I wanted to share it.
In his piece, Weil says:
If you don’t know your way around Augusta, however, I don’t want you learning during your first year on the job. That’s the time when a new governor is most likely to get new proposals through the Legislature.
That’s why Mills says that, unlike some other candidates, he won’t need another government audit. He says he knows what the problems are.
You can read the entire op-ed here: Political promises become reality only if governor, Legislature agree.
And if you haven't seen Peter showing he already knows where the audits are, check out this two and a half minute video clip:
