The person responsible for the giant “Vote for Trump” billboard that recently lit up the skies of upstate New York is now considering running for Congress.
It's no secret that Sticker Mule CEO Anthony Constantino supports President-elect Donald Trump. Mr. Constantino not only founded a Trump-related PAC, but also created a 100-foot-tall “Vote for Trump” sign atop the Sticker Mule complex in Amsterdam, a city of about 18,000 residents about 55 miles northwest of Albany. ordered the construction of a sign.
“President Trump is a unifying president, and I will do everything I can to help him make America great for everyone.”
Now that Constantino and more than 75 million other Americans have had their wish granted and Trump has been re-elected, Constantino is thinking about how he can best serve the president and his country going forward. Mr. Constantino is currently in the position following President Trump's appointment of New York Rep. Elise Stefanik (R) as ambassador to the United Nations, a position that will become vacant after 10 years if Ms. Stefanik is confirmed. He is considering running for the Deaf seat.
“I am strongly considering running for the NY-21 Congressional seat. Thank you!” he tweeted Monday night.
Constantino further elaborated on his possible appearance on Monday's episode of “.stone zone” Roger Stone, a longtime ally of President Trump, moderated.
“I want to do whatever is most impactful in the world, whatever is best for the country, and maybe this is it,” Constantino said.
According to post-millennial generationConstantino and Stefanik went to high school together and he has supported her work for many years. He has also already begun assembling a team to consider the next steps in the process.
“President Trump is a unifying president, and I'm going to do everything I can to help him make America great for everyone,” Constantino said. He won big and will fight hard to continue winning after he is elected.” said in a statement to The Post Millennial.
For now, Constantino appears to have one ally. Stone said in a statement to the Post Millennial that Constantino “has what it takes.”
“He built his company from the ground up, created thousands of jobs, and stood up for President Trump even in the face of some backlash. We now have a career politician like him in Washington. We need smart, brave people now more than ever.”
A month ago, Constantino appeared on “The Glenn Beck Program” and told the Blaze Media co-founder: glenn beck Trump said he had “done a great deal for our country” during his first term, particularly regarding free speech.
“No one wants to have their mouth duct taped. No one wants their right to speak taken away,” Constantino said.
Free speech is just one of the many reasons Constantino, a registered Democrat, erected a Trump sign on his building.
“I'm trying to end this epidemic of anti-Trump hate, which is really bad for both sides,” he explained to Beck. “People have to feel comfortable saying they like President Trump.”
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