David Weigel is a Political Reporter at Semafor. He covers a range of topics within government and politics, including the GOP, Donald Trump, social issues, abortion, and Ron DeSantis, while also touching on culture and society. David's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Washington Post, Anchorage Daily News, WVNews, Valley News, and Yahoo News.
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By: David Weigel, Kadia Goba
The Scene As progressive organizer Heather Meaney-Allen's Indivisible group in Williamsburg, Va., prepared for its Jan. 6 remembrance rally, a Japanese TV network called to ask if it could send a cameraman.
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The Scene Texas Rep. Greg Casar took over the Congressional Progressive Caucus last month and instantly picked a fight.
The Scene DETROIT — The crowd of candidates running to lead the Democratic National Committee kept getting bigger.
In this edition: the DNC fight is getting sharper, Trump’s agenda starts moving through the Senate, and a Q&A with progressive Texas rep. Greg Casar.
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