Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers signs two executive orders reinstating commutations and creating a pathway for people sentenced to life as juveniles. Host Marc Ellery examines why a lame-duck governor would tackle this politically charged issue and what 2,000 pardons say about his legacy.

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Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers announces he won't seek a third term, posting a simple video ending his political career. Host Marc Ellery examines what this means for the battleground state, exploring Evers's narrow 2018 victory over Scott Walker, recent executive actions on commutations, and the wide-open 2026 race ahead in one of America's most competitive political landscapes.

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Marc Ellery examines Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers' July 2025 announcement that he won't seek a third term, delivered in a personal video to his family. The episode covers his six-year tenure and his February 2026 final State of the State address, exploring his understated governing style in Wisconsin's divided political landscape.

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Governor Tony Evers hosts Marc Ellery discussing April 2026 executive orders restoring Wisconsin's commutation process and establishing a Commutation Advisory Board. The episode explores how this decades-dormant constitutional power enables sentence reductions, examining the governor's criminal justice reform approach and what this legacy-defining move means for Wisconsin's incarcerated population.

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Marc Ellery examines Governor Tony Evers' emergency declaration following severe Wisconsin storms and his push for federal disaster aid. The episode explores emergency spending's budget impact, FEMA assistance mechanics, and the political complexities of securing relief funding while maintaining Evers' education and infrastructure priorities.

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Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers reinstates the state's commutation process after 20 years, creating a board to review cases for youth offenders. Host Marc Ellery breaks down both executive orders, exploring criminal justice reform, disaster response, and their impact on Wisconsin communities.

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Host Marc Ellery examines Wisconsin's $2.5 billion budget surplus and the standoff over returning it to taxpayers. The episode covers Governor Tony Evers' veto of a tips tax exemption, negotiations over property tax cuts versus rebate checks, special education funding, and Evers' revival of the commutation process after 20 years.

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Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers vetoed two tax relief bills on April 13, 2026, blocking exemptions on tips and overtime income. Host Marc Ellery examines Evers' reasoning while exploring how these vetoes affect servers, bartenders, and overtime workers statewide, and what surplus negotiations might mean for Wisconsin taxpayers.

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Marc Ellery examines Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers' decision not to seek a third term, creating the first open gubernatorial race in sixteen years. We discuss early Democratic candidates Joel Brennan and Mandela Barnes, analyze budget priorities reshaping education funding, and cover Evers' new commutation advisory board for criminal justice reform.

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Marc Ellery unpacks Governor Tony Evers' executive order restoring commutations in Wisconsin and establishing an advisory board for sentence reviews, especially for juveniles. The episode also covers new housing legislation and Evers' announcement he won't seek reelection, opening Wisconsin's first competitive gubernatorial race in sixteen years.

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