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In this episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys spend the whole show breaking down Francesca Hong’s horrible, very bad week. The opposition research file is getting dumped in real time, with her past calls to abolish the police, abolish prisons, and her newest comments about using the National Guard to lock up ICE officers all resurfacing at once. The result is a S-tier hostage-style walkback video that the hosts say are must-watch political comedy. They also note that there is now someone running even farther to the left of Hong, whose entire platform seems to revolve around stealing yard signs. Finally, the guys reassure listeners not to panic about nomination signatures and explain what the actual threshold means for candidates in the 2026 cycle.

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We open every enjoyed their Memorial Day break and took time to remember the fallen heroes that served our country.

As we get back to reality, enjoy the following episode where we briefly discuss the newest happenings in Wisconsin's political world. Additionally, Justin had the opportunity to do not one, but two new guest interviews. One with Laura Kocum of ABC Wisconsin and one with Kyle Koenen from the Wisconsin Institute of Law and Liberty.

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In this episode of New Fashioned Conservatives, two semi-involved Wisconsin guys start off with the big unity GOP convention.

The hosts then dig deep into the property tax deal that has now completely fallen through, breaking down every angle of the negotiations, the political posturing, and why it ultimately collapsed even though nobody outside the Capitol seemed to be asking for it in the first place.

They shift to local races and talk about the Winnebago County sheriff candidate who isn’t a cop in the slightest, questioning what that means for public safety in the area.

Finally, the episode closes on a bittersweet note with the end of a true generational Wisconsin beer, Schlitz, as the hosts reflect on what the iconic brand’s exit means for Badger State nostalgia and bar culture.

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