Her work as SGA president is important to her. Whatever legislation they pass, as SGA president, I support it even if I personally disagree. I have learned to separate Angel' from SGA president' although sometimes it leaves me seething. In addition to her responsibilities that directly revolve around SGA meetings, other responsibilities fall to her as president. Even she admits that, when elected, she had no idea of the time commitment she was making.
Someone has to be sure that everything comes together.
I worked so hard that week. I had to miss a lot of classes. University committees, including the search committee for the vice president for academic affairs, the second highest ranking administrator on campus. They deserve credit. I know that I can delegate, and they will follow through.