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In this special mid-week episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys break down the latest Marquette Law School Poll, which shows Francesca Hong firmly in the driver’s seat of the Democratic gubernatorial primary while the establishment’s preferred candidate continues to struggle.

They debate whether it’s already too late to launch a rescue operation for David Crowley. The hosts then dig into newly surfaced details revealing that Crowley operated an X burner account that posted a series of unsavory comments about women and the LGBTQ community, further complicating any attempt to stabilize his campaign.

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In this episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys focus on Sara Rodriguez’s rapid fall from grace as the Democratic establishment’s chosen candidate. They break down how her financial scandals proved fatal to her campaign.

The hosts discuss Rodriguez dropping out of the gubernatorial race and how the establishment quickly pivoted to David Crowley, who had to re-enter the race after previously suspending his campaign. They also cover Tony Evers’ endorsement of Crowley and the controversy surrounding the move.

Finally, they react to Eric Toney calling on Attorney General Josh Kaul to investigate the Sara Rodriguez scandal, including a live reaction from Justin’s interview with Toney.

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In this episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys start by discussing Chris Kapenga’s decision to run for Waukesha County Executive following the passing of Paul Farrow. The majority of the episode is spent tearing into Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez after her humiliating press conference and the financial scandal that has severely damaged her gubernatorial campaign. The hosts go through the latest developments and assess just how much trouble she is in. They close the episode with a candidate spotlight on Mike Morgan, the Republican running for the 13th Assembly District, which includes parts of Wauwatosa and Brookfield.

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In this episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys begin with the sad news of the passing of longtime Wisconsin conservative Paul Farrow, reflecting on his decades of service in the state legislature and his impact on the party.

They then discuss David Crowley dropping out of the Democratic gubernatorial primary, which continues to reshape an already chaotic field. The hosts also react to Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez’s recent comments, in which she told voters to simply check her website instead of answer questions about the establishment’s efforts to clear a path for her. They also break down Joel Brennan’s opposition research file, which they describe as surprisingly boring and lacking much bite, but a cool gimmick. The guys highlight a rare positive story involving ICE, noting how recent enforcement actions helped save lives. They also check back in on Shadow Governor Vos’ favorite undocumented immigrant, who has reportedly returned to the United States. The episode wraps up with a discussion from the 7th Congressional District debate, where the topic of “transgender goats” surprisingly came up.

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In this episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys discuss the noticeable increase in ICE activity and enforcement across the state. They break down what this elevated presence actually looks like on the ground and how Democrats are reacting to it.

The hosts also cover the growing hostility toward State Rep. Sylvia Ortiz-Velez from within her own party. They then address recent inflammatory comments from a Democrat volunteer and trans activists calling for the “killing of your local Republican,” and what that kind of rhetoric signals about the current political climate.

The episode also includes a candidate spotlight on Barbara Bittner, who is running for State Senate District 1.

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In this special mid-week episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys break down the aftermath of Francesca Hong’s recent stream with far-left streamer Hasan Piker. They recap how the conversation went and then dive into the fallout after the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel published a piece highlighting many of Hasan’s past controversial and extreme comments.

The hosts discuss the strong reaction from Hasan and the DSA, who quickly went on the offensive after the article dropped. They also give their take on what this episode says about Hong’s judgment and how it could impact her campaign.

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In this episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys start with a quick recap of the recent AFP event focused on nuclear energy in Wisconsin. They then rip into Mandela Barnes after he got heavily criticized in the media and was clearly outshined by Sara Rodriguez after attacking another Democrat for the first time during the primary.

The hosts call out a certain Democrat for fundraising off data centers even though she helped write the original legislation. They also mock Deb Andraca after she appeared to forget who actually signed Title IX into law. The guys then discuss State Sen. Jenna Jacobson, labeling her as one of the most shameless politicians currently serving in the Wisconsin State Senate.

They wrap up by reviewing the latest round of mediocre endorsements in the Democratic gubernatorial race, noting that the party is mostly relying on old political relics from the past.

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In this special mid-week episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys drop a their first mid-week podcast to hold you over until Monday.

They start with the news that Missy Hughes has officially dropped out of the Democratic gubernatorial primary, though the guys note that her exit hasn’t really changed the dynamics of the race. They then recap the recent WISDOM forum, where Democratic candidates went all-in on progressive policies, including strong support for giving driver’s licenses and in-state UW tuition to illegal immigrants.

The hosts also break down the latest campaign ads from Tom Tiffany and Joel Brennan. Finally, they touch on the non-political (but still big) news that Giannis Antetokounmpo is officially no longer a Milwaukee Buck.

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