Interview with Adam Steen, President Trump’s Historic Write-in Endorsement in Wisconsin Against RINO Robin Vos

Thegatewaypundit.com ^ | 11/7/22 | Brian Lupo

[cotton1706]

Earlier today, The Gateway Pundit had the opportunity to sit down with Adam Steen, the Trump-endorsed candidate in Wisconsin’s 63rd, who is trying to make history: a state representative bid to unseat the longest sitting state Speaker in the country, Robin Vos, using a write-in campaign! Vos is no stranger to the Gateway Pundit. We have written about him here, here, and here for starters. He has been controversial at best with his election fraud denialism. Especially after his own hand selected “investigator,” Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman, reported back that they should strongly look at de-certifying the 2020 election after his investigation.

Vos is running unopposed on the ticket, so there is not a likely Democrat that could slide in and steal away the seat. And because its a write-in candidate, it means something very promising to election integrity activists in Wisconsin and across America: a hand count validation!

[HandBasketHell]

Vos is a RINO POS who beat Steen by about 200 votes in the primary.

If Murky Murkowski could run as an "independent" some 20 years ago when she got beat in the Republican primary (and then go on to win the general), then so can Steen in my book.

It's only a threat to democracy when MAGA uses the same playbook as RINOs.

[imabadboy99]

There is NO Democrat on the ballot so Steen has a good shot to pull this off. RINO POS VOS pretended to be endorsed by Trump, when in fact Trump endorsed Steen.

Steen can win this. Anyone in this district must write in Adam Steen instead of voting for Vos!

[imabadboy99]

Incredible! Steen says in the interview that a write-in campaign FORCES a hand-count of the ballots! This man needs your support and your vote if you want election integrity!

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

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[Diana in Wisconsin]

Thanks, Pete!

I was reading up on him yesterday and was still undecided, but this sways me BIGLY. :)

Instead of ‘Ralph Nader’ I’ll write in ‘Adam Steen.’ ;)

We’ll be at the polls mid-morning.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

I couldn’t vote for Steen as I’m not in his district. I’m in the next county over.

For some reason, I thought this was a state-wide thing, but I guess not.

Anyhow, we were Voters 78 & 79, Ridgeway Township, WI. It was PACKED! Never seen it so busy and I’ve voted in the same place for all elections (Township Hall) since moving here 6 years ago. We had to wait 30+ minutes to vote, and this is in a Cow Town of 300!

Bodes well for our side. With the exception of one young couple with a small child, everyone else was a Senior...and we know how they vote. ;) Everyone was upbeat and HAPPY to be voting, as if their vote might actually, legitimately be counted this time around! I find this VERY encouraging!

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

Here in KS House District 3 (represented by a fer-real First Nation gal!) no mid-day line, but every machine was occupied. (NOT Dominion machines!)

Eastern KS is D Bleed over from KC MO so if there are no long lines its probably good.

Looked at all the judges up for retention. Voted against any that were nominated by Ds Kitty Sibelius or Laura Kelly, and for Rs Brownback or Graves.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

My choices were pretty easy this time around; it was a very straight-forward ballot.

Easy-Peasy to vote out the LOSERS. ;)

My County races for Sheriff, Coroner and County Clerk were all incumbent Republicans with one Independent running against the Sheriff. No brainer, there. We all love our Sheriff, and we just built him a brand new County Jail. Fill ‘er up! :)