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In this episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys dissect the latest Marquette Law School Poll, revealing voter sentiments on key issues: 49% want flat funding for the University of Wisconsin system, while 55% oppose Gov. Tony Evers seeking a third term in 2026, despite his 48% approval rating. The hosts unpack Democratic Congressman Mark Pocan’s fiery clash with White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, cementing Pocan’s unassailable position in his safe district while showcasing his combative style. The episode wraps with “Candy Stories,” sharing quirky local tales, and a “Recommendation of the Week,” spotlighting a tasty local eatery.

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In this episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys dive into the Wisconsin GOP’s internal turmoil, dissecting efforts by the executive committee to potentially oust Chairman Brian Schimming after recent electoral setbacks, with some members pushing for new leadership to unify the party. The state budget teeters on the brink of completion, but tensions flare as Democrats slam Republicans for finalizing program details before securing funding, accusing them of opaque deal-making. Gov. Tony Evers stands firm, threatening to veto any budget that excludes Child Care Counts funding, escalating the stakes. The hosts mourn the ambush shooting of two Milwaukee police officers, questioning a justice system that seems to falter repeatedly. For lighter fare, “Candy Stories” explores the irony of Waukesha County’s transgender trailblazer breaking glass ceilings, the quirky longest plank record, and unique Wisconsin foods.

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In this episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys unpack the “No Kings” protests, sparked by LA’s immigration raids, and diagnose the Democrats’ “boomer problem,” with their core support tied to MSNBC-watching boomers out of touch with younger voters. The hosts dive into the Democratic Party convention, where leaders fiercely defended illegal foreign nationals, doubling down on sanctuary policies. Meanwhile, Wisconsin’s state budget talks hit a snag, with Senate and Assembly leaders clashing over priorities, as dueling statements from key players reveal deep divides. Capitol safety takes center stage after Minnesota’s tragic shootings, where a gunman targeted legislators, raising alarms about political violence. Finally, the hosts question if Gov. Tony Evers forgot Dairy Month, Wisconsin’s pride, in a lighthearted jab.