Wil poses a question to us all: do you have faith in mail-in voting? The Republican party has made a 180 on their stance after years of lambasting the process as rife with fraud, but what do you think?

This Friday, Wil and Luke share a smorgasbord of Wisconsin headlines. Listen in to find out who emerged victorious!

Bucks in 6!

The United States of America has been stuck with two political parties for essentially its whole existence. Could a third party ever be successful in our country?

The results are in for yesterday’s special election for the 8th Senate District. Also, Michigan has charged the 16 2020 fraudulent electors in their state. Will Wisconsin do the same? Wil is getting set to slide into Attorney General Josh Kaul’s DMs. 

Today, we unveil the new intro for The Recombobulation Area and Dan Shafer helps us unravel these election shenanigans.

Ron Johnson is as unscrupulous as always, saying whatever it takes to get the media off of his back while acting however he pleases. Wil and Luke also take your calls on the issues that are important to you, including the state of the Wisconsin dairy industry. 

Afterward, we talk about human rights abuses on the border in Texas. Why are we booby trapping children?

Today, Wil and Luke continue the discussion about the fairness and accuracy of the Wisconsin Election Committee.

The Waukesha school board has fired Melissa Tempel, a teacher who criticized the decision to ban Rainbowland. There are a few Wisconsin school districts mired in controversy as of late, and now they’re getting attention at the national level.

Last night, Milwaukee approved a new 2% local sales tax to shore up low funding at the state level. Do you think this was a good move? Dan Shafer from The Recombobulation Area and State Rep. Ryan Clancy give us their observations and opinions. 

What would you do with the remaining $4 billion surplus in the Wisconsin budget? Wil and Luke take your calls on this contentious topic.

Returning from a relaxing vacation, Luke has a lot of catching up to do, especially regarding the state budget. He and Wil also discuss PFAS contamination.