Dave Zweifel

3 weeks ago | captimes.com | Dave Zweifel

Remember when former Wisconsin U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold visited every one of the state's 72 counties each year he was in office to hear citizens' concerns in person? Some of those meetings weren't pleasant, especially after the advent of the so-called tea party. But Feingold, a Democrat, had made a campaign promise that he was determined to keep. Things are a bit different today.

3 weeks ago | smirkingchimp.com | Dave Zweifel

— from The Capital Times (Madison, WI) Anyone who remembered Donald Trump's first-term as president knew what to expect. So it's no surprise to them that virtually every day brings a new outrage, another crisis and unabated turmoil. If you're a federal employee or a private firm worker with a government contract, no matter how competent, you worry that come tomorrow you won't have a job to support your family. If you're on Social Security or Medicare you fret opening your emails.

3 weeks ago | commondreams.org | Dave Zweifel

Anyone who remembered Donald Trump's first-term as president knew what to expect. So it's no surprise to them that virtually every day brings a new outrage, another crisis and unabated turmoil. If you're a federal employee or a private firm worker with a government contract, no matter how competent, you worry that come tomorrow you won't have a job to support your family. If you're on Social Security or Medicare you fret opening your emails.

3 weeks ago | captimes.com | Dave Zweifel

Anyone who remembered Donald Trump's first-term as president knew what to expect. So it's no surprise to them that virtually every day brings a new outrage, another crisis and unabated turmoil. If you're a federal employee or a private firm worker with a government contract, no matter how competent, you worry that come tomorrow you won't have a job to support your family. If you're on Social Security or Medicare you fret opening your emails.

3 weeks ago | captimes.com | Dave Zweifel

Wisconsin's storied columnist and author Bill Stokes may be in his 90s, but he still produces a short, but often delightful, daily blog irreverently called "Kickass."It's often filled with interesting tidbits about his and his wife Phyllis' experiences, everything from watching the sun go down to remembrances of times gone by told in ways that only Bill can do. A recent blog, though, particularly piqued my interest — of all things, about jackrabbits.