WILL Discusses the Rise of Socialism and What's at Stake for America

WILL Discusses the Rise of Socialism and What's at Stake for America

WILL President Rick Esenberg joins The Vicki McKenna Show to discuss the growing appeal of socialism, why it continues to resurface throughout history, and how it compares to the principles that have shaped the United States for more than 250 years.

The American Experiment 250 Years Later - "If You Can Keep It" Podcast

In Episode 11 of the "If You Can Keep It" Podcast, we look past the fireworks of America's 250th birthday celebrations to examine the state of our Republic. We dive into what has kept this great two-and-a-half-century experiment alive, how today's polarization is testing our foundation, and what it will take for our nation to survive the challenges ahead. WILL President Rick Esenberg is joined by Yuval Levin, the Director of Social, Cultural, and Constitutional Studies at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) and founder of National Affairs. A former White House domestic policy staffer and author of American Covenant, Yuval brings his sharp insights on political theory to discuss rebuilding our institutions and navigating the modern cultural divide.

Wisconsin's Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates Pledge To End School Choice If Elected

WILL Research Director Will Flanders joined The Vicki McKenna Show to discuss what ending Wisconsin school choice programs would mean for the state's students.

Wisconsin's Unconstitutional Christian Talk Therapy Ban Is Still In Effect

WILL Deputy Counsel Rebecca Furdek joined The Vicki McKenna Show to discuss WILL's lawsuit challenging Wisconsin's ban on Christian talk therapy. The lawsuit follows SCOTUS' 8-1 ruling that struck down a similar unconstitutional Colorado law.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Sides with WILL, Ends Race-Based Scholarship Program

WILL Managing Vice President Dan Lennington joined The Vicki McKenna Show to discuss WILL's legal victory at the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The Court ruled that the racially discriminatory "Minority Undergraduate Retention Program" was unconstitutional and that taxpayers have standing in court to challenge such programs.