Christopher G. Adamo

Growing up during the turbulent decades of the '60s and '70s, Christopher Adamo saw, to his dismay, the nation's moral foundations being destroyed before his very eyes. But even then he was a staunch conservative at heart, and rejected outright the tenets of America's counterculture revolution.

After a hitch in the Air Force, where he specialized in airborne electro-optical systems, he pursued a career in the field of aerospace, working for major defense contractors in California, Florida, and Colorado. But his career plans abruptly changed during the industry-wide downsizing that followed the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster.

Presently, Christopher is working in the field of industrial instrumentation in the state of Wyoming. Concurrently, he has become involved in Wyoming's political process, attending state GOP conventions as a delegate, and serving as a member of the Wyoming Republican Central Committee. He has also aided in the candidacies of local legislators and state senators, as well as a U.S. Senator and Congresswoman.

From 1993 to 1996, Christopher edited and wrote for "The Wyoming Christian," the state newsletter for Christian Coalition of Wyoming. During that period, he developed an acute awareness of the harm being done to conservatism by liberal activists within the Republican Party as well as the Democrats. This remains a favorite theme of his articles, which now appear as a regular feature on GOPUSA.