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In this episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys dive into the nationwide uproar sparked by LA’s immigration raids, which ignited fiery “No Kings” protests against mass deportations. Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers’ response, a mumbled defense of “awaiting to be documented” immigrants, draws scrutiny for its lack of clarity amid the chaos. The hosts also unpack Democratic State Sen. Kelda Roys’ blunt call for Evers to step aside in 2026, signaling her own gubernatorial ambitions. A new recurring segment, “Recommendation of the Week,” kicks off with the hosts sharing a conservative-leaning book, movie, or idea to inspire young voters. A spirited “Buy, Sell, or Hold” segment predicts whether Roys’ bold move will reshape Wisconsin’s Democratic primary.

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This episode of New Fashioned Conservatives dives into Wisconsin’s newest political fight, exploring controversial Democratic-proposed LGBTQ bills, spotlighted by a polarizing pastor—criticized as a man posing as a woman—as their poster child. Democrats face accusations of bullying the politically charged Wisconsin Historical Society for resisting their demands, while pushing to replace the state flag with the progress flag. The episode examines the stalled, yet cordial, state budget talks between Republican leaders and Gov. Tony Evers, questioning what remains unresolved. With the 2026 gubernatorial race approaching, potential Republican candidates come into focus. A lively “Buy, Sell, or Hold” segment predicts who’ll enter the race.

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In this episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys with opinions on everything tackle the state of the Wisconsin GOP after a crushing Supreme Court loss, with liberal Susan Crawford defeating conservative Brad Schimel by 10 points, solidifying a liberal court majority until 2028. With conservatives’ backs against the wall, the episode explores the leadership void in the party apparatus, questioning who can step up to steer the GOP forward. It examines whether groups like Turning Point USA are effectively filling the gap or contributing to the party’s struggles amid internal squabbles. Fresh off the recent state convention, where resolutions on issues like abortion and voter registration overshadowed strategic planning, the hosts debate what’s holding the party back.