Donald Trump backed Tim Michels in the Republican primary for governor of Wisconsin, while he campaigned against Rebecca Kleefisch, a candidate who had previously served in the position of lieutenant governor.
Rebecca Kleefisch, a former two-term lieutenant governor of Wisconsin, was unable to get the endorsement of former President Donald Trump, but she is certain that she will win the Republican gubernatorial primary on August 9 and defeat Democrat Tony Evers. Evers is a candidate for governor of Wisconsin and is seeking office.
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In an interview with The News God, Kleefisch predicted that he will win the general election and added that if he wins the primary, “we will make Wisconsin a model for a conservative policy revolution.” Kleefisch was referring to the potential transformation of Wisconsin into a model for conservative policy revolutions. This statement was made by Kleefisch after he had previously projected that he would win the primary.
