S.E. Cupp is an exceptional pundit. But she is exceptionally wrong this time. Take a listen.

The Republican debacle to block special legislative elections in Wisconsin has come to an end. Take a listen.

The conservative consensus is that retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens’ call Tuesday to repeal the 2nd Amendment will help Republicans in the November elections. Will it? Take a listen.

Buzzfeed ran a piece Wednesday arguing that Tuesday’s Wisconsin Supreme Court Race will give an indication as to how the November elections will go in the Badger State. Will it? Take a listen.

The New York Giants may (or may not) be interested in trading ultra-talented receiver Odell Beckham Jr. If they are, Pete Dougherty of USA today says the Packers should pass on him. Is he right? Take a listen.

There’s no way to sugarcoat it: Republicans have made a complete mess of two open legislative seats. Is there a way to clean it up? Take a listen.

I chose to do a podcast profile for the candidate’s for the 20th Brown County Supervisory District. It’s the only race where I’ll be doing a candidate profile and only one candidate. Take a listen to find out the “why” of both.

There are two theories as to why the State Senate failed to take Wisconsin out of the Dark Ages when it comes to sexual abuse of an animal. Once is advanced by former State Senate President Mike Ellis the author comes from a Facebook rumor. Which is more believable? Take a listen.

Over the weekend, I blogged about conservatives making a mistake by marginalizing the young adults protesting around the country over the weekend. The Weekly Standard has an excellent piece on this that I discuss here:

Former State Senate President Mike Ellis made a stunning allegation against current State Senate leadership yesterday. What are the ramifications for Republicans if it’s true? Take a listen