So for voters who don't know you
give us the 30-second
elevator pitch.
Introduce yourself
and why are you running.
Well, I'm a husband
I'm a father
I'm the Milwaukee
County executive
and a lifelong Wisconsinite.
I was born
and raised
in the city of Milwaukee
and I know there's so much
that our entire state
has to offer.
So I'm running
for governor
because I believe in a state
I believe in as people.
But more importantly
I know how to deliver results.
And I know that
there are a lot of people
who are dealing with
the affordability crisis.
You know
there are many families
who are getting less
even if they're making more
more money today.
And so with life
getting more expensive
with families
getting squeezed
it doesn't mean that
we can't help
Wisconsinites out.
And that's why
I'm running for governor
to be a governor
for all of us.
Is there a single issue
that drives you
or perhaps a lane
within the Democratic Party
that defines you?
Well, I think
the affordability crisis
specifically, right?
Because things
are rising in costs
whether we're talking housing
whether we're talking groceries
we're seeing it in utilities
and people are seeing
the rising inflation under this
current administration
and they want somebody who's
going to be there for them.
Not just a governor
who's going to listen
but who's built
solutions from the ground up
who's going to make sure
that people are at the table
who are directly impacted
by the issues we face
to make sure
that they can be a part of
the decision-making
at the same time.