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In this episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys continue the Flock camera debate as the outrage keeps growing. They walk through whether the license-plate readers are worth the tradeoffs as public pushback intensifies.

The hosts also cover ICE deportations hitting an all-time high in Wisconsin, plus fresh criticism of Gov. Tony Evers’ economy — including from people on the left who are starting to admit things are not going well. They ask a simple question about the legislature: how many Democrat bills actually got passed, and why it is actually a good thing for conservatives.

For candy, they talk about an absolute creepy serial-killer-obsessed man and why naked skydiving is a terrible idea.

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In this episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys dive into a big discussion on Flock cameras. They debate whether the license-plate readers are worth it, whether they raise constitutional concerns, and if the public-safety benefits outweigh the privacy risks.

The hosts also cover State Sen. Van Wanggaard’s finding that Gov. Tony Evers’ commutation board has a conflict of interest, plus David Crowley’s decision to give tablets to criminals. They react to The Garage getting in hot water over a “no rap music” list that drew backlash from parts of the Black community. They wrap up with some talk about Josh Jacobs potentially slipping on fantasy football draft boards, along with parents of youth football players.

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In this episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys start by breaking down David Crowley’s position on data centers. The stance has drawn plenty of criticism, and while there are some clear differences between Crowley and Tom Tiffany on the issue, the hosts debate whether those differences will actually be enough to change the results in November. The biggest news of the week is the latest Marquette Law School Poll, which shows Tiffany down five points out of the gate. The guys discuss why that’s not a bad starting position but also why there’s still a lot of work left to do.

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