Dave Zweifel is the Editor Emeritus at The Capital Times. With a focus on general assignment news, government and politics, as well as culture and society, he covers a wide range of topics including elections, public policy, and international affairs. Zweifel's work has been featured in the Wisconsin State Journal and The Capital Times.
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Dave Zweifel's coverage primarily revolves around local and national politics, with a focus on Wisconsin and the Republican Party. He frequently discusses legal policy regulation, government announcements, and cites data to support his articles.
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Dave Zweifel: Trump and other Republicans want you to believe that reining in billionaires and providing fair wages, healthcare and childcare are communist ideas.
Dave Zweifel: Donald Trump has embarked on a strategy of maligning progressive Democrats with the "commie" label, even though no one is embracing the ideology.
Dave Zweifel: Some say Florida's Republican governor has been ordering record numbers of executions to please Donald Trump.
Dave Zweifel: While Donald Trump rakes in billions and gives contracts to cronies, Tom Tiffany and JD Vance only see fraud in programs that help the needy.
Dave Zweifel: Cars today are more fuel efficient, with more gears that drivers could ever shift manually, but they're also less fun.
Dave Zweifel: Homeland Security's push for larger daily deportation quotas makes us less humane by the day.
Dave Zweifel: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's announcement of testosterone screenings came as bombings in Iran killed three Americans and wounded more.
Dave Zweifel: Congress has long ignored Social Security's impending shortfall. Now it's trying to change the script on who benefits.
Dave Zweifel: Following Trump’s bald-faced lies in Michigan, the auto industry must reckon with massive job and productivity loss.
