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In this episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys kick things off with co-host Justin's recent visit to the state Capitol, advocating alongside the Alzheimer's Association. They welcome first-time guest Dan Lennington, deputy counsel at the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL), who brings sharp legal insights to the table. The hosts slam Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley for a bureaucratic blunder that abruptly dropped health insurance for county employees—a disaster Crowley has downplayed as a "glitch" while dodging accountability. Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez's surprising pivot to MAGA-style patriotism and immigration restrictions, marks the first Democratic stance short of abolishing ICE, prompting rivals like Kelda Roys and Miss Hughes to contrast themselves by doubling down on open-border rhetoric. Dan dissects a lawsuit before the Wisconsin Supreme Court challenging 287(g) agreements, which empower county sheriffs to cooperate with ICE on deportations—arguing it would dangerously tie law enforcement's hands, with Shadow Governor Vos vowing protests if the liberal majority rules in favor of it. He also breaks down two gerrymandering lawsuits filed with the Supreme Court of Wisocnsin. In New Richmond, a school policy allowing boys in girls' bathrooms sparks outrage over safety and privacy, with Dan analyzing the legal risks under Title IX and state law. The episode calls out DPI Superintendent Jill Underly for a lavish taxpayer-funded "retreat" in Door County, billed as professional development but reeking of extravagance. For "Candy Stories," they crack up over the apprehension of Stoughton's infamous serial pooper.

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