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Well, the show ended in a flurry with both Mayor Tim Kabat and Fire Chief Ken Gilliam to call in, after a listener calls in with some misinformation. Talked mostly about the mayor's race, but also about Central High changing its mascot to River Hawks.
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The La Crosse mayor primary: Voting, campaign finance numbers, absentee numbers with city clerk Nikki Elsen. Before that, WIZM's Brad Williams talked the 10-year anniversary of Act 10 and Scott Walker getting his car rocked by La Crosse protesters (something that's been disputed).
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A competency test for elected officials. And, perhaps, an age limit. Drug tests? We discussed that with UW-La Crosse political science professor Dr. Anthony Chergosky, as well as the hypocrisy of political parties holding power and never doing anything to balance things out when they could be the better "side." Also, Chergosky explains how the impeachment of Donald Trump isn't a "trial," though we call it a trial with jurors. It is far from it.
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First talked with Jessica Olson, who is running for mayor. Most of that discussion was about the homeless. After that, Joella Striebel, chair of the Criminal Justice Management Council subcommittee looking at a citizens police oversight.
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Martin Gaul joined to discuss why he's running for mayor of La Crosse. We also talked about the one candidate of the 10 bombarding the media with campaign stop notices and political gimmicks. Also, No. 3 called with a terrible idea for homeless.
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