Podcast appearances and mentions of brian hagedorn

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Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Brian Hagedorn has was elected as a conservative member of our States highest court. Over the last two years he has been proven to be nothing more than a leftist hack and ignoring the people of Wisconsin and looking past the Constitution. Is it time to recall him?

The Complete Show from 12/7/2020

The Voice of Reason in a city of chaos. Weekday afternoons on 1310 WIBA Madison. 2PM – Vicki opens the show with the latest from the Wisconsin Supreme Court. 2:30 – Christian Adams, Public Interest Legal Foundation, joins Vicki to discuss what Democrats have done outside of ballot harvesting to create a voting advantage 3PM – Trent England, Save our States, joins the program to talk about ballot harvesting and the Electoral College 3:30 – Matt Kittle, Empower Wisconsin, joins Vicki to discuss the recent developments in the Kyle Rittenhouse case

Though the Green Party and Kanye West wanted onto Wisconsin's presidential ballot, the WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, consider how conservative Supreme Court newcomer Brian Hagedorn bucked party politics in a high court decision that could help Joe Biden. Sponsored by Michael Best Strategies and the Wisconsin Counties Association.

Description: What's it like to be a Supreme Court Justice in the state of Wisconsin? How can one do this job for the glory of God? It was a joy to have this conversation with Brian Hagedorn, a friend for ten years, a member of the initial core team of The Vine Church and great husband and father. In this intriguing conversation, we chat about schooling choices for kids, what daily life is like for him as a judge for the highest court in Wisconsin, being a Christian in a high profile job and more. Have a listen today!

On the first-ever Plaidcast Minisode, Jack Duffy and I talk with newly elected Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Brian Hagedorn on his huge upset election victory. Tune in! (Paid for by Duffy for Wisconsin)

In this special edition of the MacIver Newsmakers podcast, MacIver Institute President Brett Healy sits down with Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Brian Hagedorn the day after his inauguration. Hagedorn, a judicial conservative who faced blistering attacks over his Christian faith during a hard-fought election, won in what many considered a surprise election. He takes over for longtime liberal Justice Shirley Abrahamson and shares his thoughts on everything from the campaign to Christian Yelich, exclusively with MacIver.

Live from the Wisconsin GOP Convention, we are joined by Republican Party of Wisconsin Chairman Andrew Hitt and Republican Party of Wisconsin Executive Director Mark Jefferson to discuss Wisconsin in 2020, lessons from the Brian Hagedorn election, and... Cinderella?! Tune in! (Paid for by Duffy for Wisconsin)

With the Supreme Court race drawing to a close, the WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, handicap the contest between Lisa Neubauer and Brian Hagedorn. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.

Gene Mueller goes one-on-one with Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn

This episode aired Feb. 4, 2019. There was a lot of drama last week involving Foxconn. The Taiwanese electronics giant said it would shift the focus of the huge plant it's building in Racine County from manufacturing LCD screens -- to research and development. But, after a conversation between President Trump and Foxconn Chairman Terry Gou, the company announced that LCD screen manufacturing at the plant is back on. In this week's "Capitol Notes" conversation, JR Ross of WisPolitics.com says in essence, plans for the plant are back to where they were last summer. Foxconn signalled it would scale back the operation from making large LCD screens for flat screen TVs, to making smaller screens for electronic devices. The company is also talking about locating a research hub at the campus in Mount Pleasant. Ross says we probably won't know for years what the plant is going to be -- and whether Foxconn will make good on its promise to create up to 13,000 jobs. In another development, the co-chairs of the Joint Finance committee announced the state will have more money to spend than expected in the next budget -- to the tune of $2.4 billion. Ross says his sources tell him that Gov. Evers is preparing a budget that will spend most of that money, on items like education or prison reform. But, the question is, what will Republicans accept and then what will Evers do with his veto pen? And finally, Ross talked about conservative Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn, who came under fire last week for comments about abortion and homosexuality, that he made on his blog in 2005. Hagedorn is running against Appeals Court Chief Judge Lisa Neubauer in the April 2 election. Neubauer is backed by Democrats. Ross says it remains to be seen how this will play out at the polls. He says Hagedorn's comments could be used in campaign ads, to fire up the liberal base and drive turnout.

We welcome State Representative Jonathan Brostoff to discuss the predictable implosion of Foxconn’s manufacturing plant in Wisconsin and the implications for Wisconsin and the progressive movement. We also talk about new scandalous and hateful revelations about the bigotry of Scott Walker's handpicked Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn.

As Wisconsin voters face the first election in 2019 for the open seat of retiring Supreme Court Justice Shirley Abrahamson, the WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, handicap the race between Brian Hagedorn and Lisa Neubauer, both state appeals court justices. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.

Hagedorn explains what needs to be different in the next campaign for the Supreme Court, and how soon he might announce his candidacy.