Election Day in Wisconsin!

The Dan O'Donnell Show delivers a fiery, opinionated analysis of Election Day in Wisconsin, centering on a major controversy involving liberal Supreme Court candidate Chris Taylor, who was caught on video recording a campaign message within 100 feet of a polling place—violating Wisconsin’s electioneering statute. Host Dan O'Donnell frames this as a clear misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine, calling it a 'dead to rights' violation. He argues that the liberal-dominated Wisconsin Elections Commission, Department of Justice, and Dane County DA will never prosecute Taylor, exposing what he sees as a two-tiered justice system where political allies face no consequences. The episode also covers broader themes: the erosion of conservative trust in the legal system due to perceived liberal impunity, the strategic use of out-of-state money in local races (like $111,000 in Brookfield), and the broader political dysfunction in Wisconsin, including a failed 25th Amendment push by liberal state legislators. Meanwhile, international news includes President Trump’s tense deadline with Iran, which was averted by a two-week ceasefire brokered by Pakistan, and a surprise firing of UW System President Jay Rothman. O’Donnell celebrates the diplomatic win while mocking liberal outrage over Trump’s tough stance, which he calls a masterclass in negotiation. The show closes with a passionate call to vote, urging listeners to use the Heartland Post’s conservative voter guide to support candidates like Maria Lazar.