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The Harris/Walz campaign held a humorous Zoom event featuring three elderly Trump haters with no influence in Wisconsin conservativism today, touting them as part of a mythical "Republicans for Harris" movement here. But, tellingly, they wouldn't ask any questions from conservative media. The three panelists are not well-liked among Wisconsin conservatives—if they are even remembered—one, Charlie Sykes, is despised by many. Thus, it's hard to see them moving a single vote. Like the cringe-worthy " Men for Harris " video going around, the event was sort of a coastal liberal's idea of who Wisconsin Republicans might listen to. The "Republicans for Harris" panel only took questions from non-conservative media. They ignored all questions from Wisconsin Right Now, specifically: "What are your biggest concerns about a Kamala Harris presidency?" "On balance, why don't you think the Biden/Harris border policies are also dan