Steve Chisler

Steven Albert Chisler (born June 8, 1967) is an American politician and lawyer who served as the 46th Vice President of the United States from 2001 to 2004 and as the 44th President from 2004 to 2005 after the resignation of Ben Walker. Chisler is a member of the Democratic Party.

After being elected the 46th Vice President in 2000 with Ben Walker Chisler served as the President of the first and Second ACS Senate. He was appointed to head the ¨Chisler Commission¨ which produced a report on our nations technological achievements from 1950-2000.

After the resignation of Ben Walker in late 2004, Chisler was sworn in as the 44th President. Although there were only a few months in the term Chisler did have a few accomplishments. He signed Executive Order #001 into law which extended Walkercare rights to those with allergies and asthma, he then signed Executive Order #002 into law which re-established ties with the country of Cuba. Chisler was the first US President to visit Cuba since Calvin Coolidge in 1928. Chisler then met with leaders from Canada and Mexico at the White House as well as President-elect Greg Abbott.

After months of retirement, Chisler served as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court from 2005 to 2007.

After Chislers resignation from the Supreme Court he ran for the Democratic Presidential Nomination in 2008. The system was a winner take all one day primary where there were few votes. Chisler lost with 40% of the vote to Mike Hodges.

After his primary defeat, Chisler ran for House District Three which he won. He was elected House Majority Leader and after the resignation of Thomas Ortega Chidler was Chair of the Democratic Party. Chisler served as Democratic Chairman, House Majority Leader and District Three Representative until his temporary retirement in 2012.

Chisler returned right before the 2016 General Election and after Thomas Ortega dropped out backed Rocky Steinberg for President. Chisler was nominated for Attorney General and passed the Senate unanimously. Chisler prosecuted several successful cases for the Steinberg Administration including United States V. Witz for Alternate Account possession, United States V. Gucci for an unconstitutional Executive Order, United States V. Shaper for speech plagiarism and United States V. Bush for treason. Finally, Chisler ordered the US Marshall Service to help with the ADX Supermax Breakout. A Hatch Act waiver was passed for Chisler.

Chislers service within the Marto Administration came to an end in 2019 after he was forced to resign for giving a surrogate speech for Presidential candidate Ben Walker. Chisler went on the deliver speeches for Bew Walker in Iowa, New Hampshire and California before Ben Walker dropped out.

Chisler was appointed by House Majority Leader Zac Stapler to the District Twelve House in 2019 and he proposed the ¨Elder Care Act¨ and the ¨National Park Admittance Fee Act¨ both of which passed the house unanimously before being failed in a 5-1 Republican Senate due to partisan gridlock. Chisler won his seat again in the 2019 Special Elections against Republican Clay Jones with 51.7% of the vote. Chisler resigned from the house in 2020 after being unanimously confirmed to the position of Admin.

In 2020 Steve Chisler was nominated by the Admin Council to become and Admin. He quickly received his 10 endorsements and unanimously passed the Senate and House besides for his own abstention. After being confirmed he resigned from the House and joined Ben Walker and Curtis Lemay on the Admin Council where he is currently serving.