Adam is Pro-Life from conception to natural death and has worked within the government and the non-profit realm to promote the culture of life. He testified in favor of the Heartbeat Bill, which is now the law of Ohio. More recently and at Ohio Right to Life's request, Adam testified in favor of the pro-life bill preparing Ohio to be ready for a post-Roe v. Wade world. As board chair for one of the country's largest network of pro-life women's centers, Adam has helped empower mothers and families to make godly life choices. He is endorsed by Cincinnati Right to Life and only candidate endorsed by Ohio Right to Life.

Adam believes the government should be bound by our Constitutions and laws. We need to strengthen the State Legislature against overreach, especially when it interferes with our schools, businesses, and daily lives. Decision-making should be as local as possible, ideally down to the individual and municipal levels.

He has worked to protect free and fair elections, serving multiple times as a Presidential Election Day Attorney. As a board member of the Cincinnati area Federalist Society, Adam has promoted originalist and textualist legal thinking, where the law should mean what it says and not bend to the whims of judges or politics.

Adam fully supports the right to keep and bear arms, sponsoring and passing legislation to expand CCW rights as a city councilman. Adam is a CCW holder himself and a multi-year member of the NRA and the Buckeye Firearms Association. He has the highest ratings for a candidate from the NRA and Buckeye Firearms. For his work and support, Adam is an NRA 2022 Defender of Freedom Award winner.

The goal of a small government is to allow each of our citizens "a life of quiet enjoyment." We Ohioans have the right to go about our lives taking care of our families and our communities, free from overbearing taxes and regulations. Adam will work to continue to lower taxes and government spending. As Vice Mayor, Adam sponsored budgets retiring millions of dollars of debt and saving taxpayers when it matters most.

On council, Adam found creative ways to provide support to our communities through the government-forced shutdowns in response to the coronavirus. With the help of many others, Adam kept our Independence Day parade going and in partnership with civic organizations like our Chamber of Commerce and Main Street Lebanon, created outdoor dining with no additional taxpayer expense.