Podcast by Wisconsin Conservatives
Matt Batzel is Executive Director at American Majority, a group focused on training conservatives to get elected to local office and in state legislatures. Whether it’s for County Executive or District Attorney, Matt and his team, with a presence in cities across the country, work hard to build a grassroots bench. Today we talk about keeping that bench filled and how conservatives can tell great stories to sell the principles behind their reforms.
Rick Esenberg is president and general counsel at Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty. Today we discuss some of their projects, the war of ideas, and how Wisconsin kids always end up coming back home.
Heather Townsend has been active in local politics in southeastern Wisconsin for only a few years, but in a short time she has made a lasting impact. Local legislators count on her to organize volunteers to drop lit and knock on doors. She’s a regular at county part events and Pints & Politics. And she reliably does the work to help ensure conservative and Republican victories. It was Scott Walker’s recall that motivated her to get involved, and today we talk about how she reached her tipping point, what keeps her motivated to be a grassroots leader, and even some of the obstacles she’s faced within the party.
Adam Neylon is one of the younger faces in the state legislature, winning a crowded primary for the 98th assembly district in 2013 when he was only 27 years old. Today we talk about how he got there, how Republicans can win in November, and we take a look at what it is that makes folks from Wisconsin so gosh darn nice.
Jacob Curtis is an associate counsel at Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, and he’s been active in Wisconsin politics for over a decade. As a volunteer, Capitol staffer, and attorney, his involvement brings a unique perspective to the trajectory of conservatism in this state.
Writer and blogger James Wigderson joins the inaugural podcast of the brand new WisconsinConservatives.com. We cover his journey through conservative politics, a time when conservative dissent was okay in college, and how Senator Johnson can improve his message against his challenger.
The Wisconsin legislature is in high gear ahead of final sessions for the year
Extraordinary Session, Extraordinary Podcast by Wisconsin Conservatives
Between the media's failure to pursue truth in the Candyland Scandal and attacks from the right on Paul Ryan, we've had enough with politics!
With Walker out of the national spotlight a lull in the Feingold/Johnson race, we devolve into discussions of social issues in Wisconsin.
The Live Show (GOP Debate Recap) by Wisconsin Conservatives
A look at Walker's campaign pledges, and whether it's enough to turn him back into an interesting candidate.
Nik and Chris head to Columbus, OH for Americans for Prosperity's Defending the American Dream Summit. Guests include Wisconsin Comms Director James Flath, WI Rep. Dale Kooyenga, and Vincent Vernuccio from Mackinaw Institute.
Team Martini is headed on the road to Columbus, OH for AFP's Defending the American Dream summit.
Why does everything go wrong when we take some time off? Exploring what Scott Walker has to do to shape up his campaign-that-could.
Russ Feingold squarely supports the Obama nuke deal -- is this good politics for this old-school progressive?
Slow news week means a grab bag of topics for this week's podcast.
The Walker for America announcement leaves plenty of questions to be answered about what will happen ... in 2018.
Wisconsin Budget Rundown by Wisconsin Conservatives
A lengthy discussion of the upcoming election for DPW chairman
Succession in Wisconsin by Wisconsin Conservatives
The Big ML is out on maneuvers in the South Pacific, so Chris and Nik are left to their own devices. It doesn't go great.
Things get heated in the debate over reform or repeal.
Spring Elections 2015 Preview by Wisconsin Conservatives
Cheers and Trumpets for Voter ID by Wisconsin Conservatives
The Wisconsin Senate race is right around the corner. First show back after a brief break; things could have gone better.
As the Wisconsin state legislature passes Right to Work, a thorough discussion of the political and economic ramifications for Republicans and Democrats.
A check-in on the state of the Democrat party in Wisconsin -- and things aren't looking so great.
On the four year anniversary of the introduction of the Budget Repair Bill, discussion on Walker-for-Prez, his academic record, and a newcomer to the Democrat kook scene.
Governor Walker's presidential political arm may be at odds with the grassroots.
Ron the Republican, Verna LaVaughn, and Shattered Vases by Wisconsin Conservatives
What will happen to Democrat leadership in Mike Tate's wake?
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