Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty
WILL is a non-profit litigation and policy center based out of Milwaukee, WI. Our mission is to promote and defend liberty, limited government, free markets, and the rule of law in Wisconsin and around the nation.
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- 14
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- Aug 31, 2026
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Big Brother in Wisconsin? WILL Weighs In On Rapid Flock Camera Expansion (opens the original)
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WILL Vice President Dan Lennington joined The Vicki McKenna Show to discuss rapid expansion of flock cameras across Wisconsin.
What Has Former Speaker Paul Ryan Been Up To? We Asked Him - "If You Can Keep It" Podcast (opens the original)
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In Episode 14 of "If You Can Keep It," former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan joins the podcast to discuss a broken welfare system badly in need of reform. His new state-driven RISE pilot proposal could be a solution. Speaker Ryan and WILL President Rick Esenberg discuss his plan and how states can take the lead to eliminate welfare cliffs, reward work, and rethink the safety net as Washington faces an exploding $40 trillion national debt.
New Polling Shows What Populist Conservatives Care Most About (opens the original)
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WILL Research Director Will Flanders joined The Tim Bremel Show to discuss WILL's new public opinion research, “Bridging the Gap,” which explores what messages and issues matter most to populist-leaning conservative voters in Wisconsin.
The Rise of Socialism - "If You Can Keep It" Podcast (opens the original)
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In Episode 13 of the "If You Can Keep It" Podcast, we tackle the rise of socialism in America. Once a fringe ideology, socialism is gaining ground with younger Americans, winning elections, and reshaping both parties' economic debates. WILL Founder Rick Esenberg is joined by Dr. Samuel Gregg, President of the American Institute for Economic Research. Together, they break down what socialism really means, why capitalism is losing support, what’s driving young Americans left, and whether free mark
WILL Sues to Stop Unconstitutional Sports Betting Law (opens the original)
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WILL Deputy Counsel Lucas Vebber joined The Vicki McKenna Show to discuss a WILL lawsuit challenging Wisconsin Act 247, the new law that legalizes statewide mobile sports betting through Wisconsin’s tribal gaming system.
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