A governor's midlevel appointees are expected to make the trains run on time – and the governor look good
A governor must know about and put together networks of influence to get her or his program enacted. And that takes appointees who know “the history,” so to speak. But in Ohio, incumbents are mostly Republican, and Dr. Amy Acton, the Democratic nominee, needs to keep that in mind, writes Thomas Suddes in his column today.
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