Paul Fanlund is the Editor and Publisher at The Capital Times. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on general assignment news and regional interest. Paul has been featured in the Wisconsin State Journal, showcasing his expertise in journalism, media, and events.
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Paul Fanlund's coverage heavily focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on opinion editorials. His articles frequently feature expert commentary, analysis of legal policy regulation, and government announcements. Therefore, individuals or organizations with expertise in Wisconsin/Madison politics, policies affecting the region, or those impacted by relevant legal developments would be well-suited for engagement.
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Paul Fanlund: The former chair of Wisconsin’s Democratic Party beseeched the crowd at his Madison book launch to unite after the Aug. 11 primary.
By: Paul Fanlund
Paul Fanlund: The Democratic senator from Maryland has long been seen as a mainstream policy wonk. Now he’s challenging party orthodoxy.
Paul Fanlund: The Democratic senator from Maryland has long been seen as a mainstream policy wonk. Now he’s challenging party orthodoxy.
Opening night of Cap Times Idea Fest will feature a Princeton scholar of Black history, politics and religion at the new Center for Black Excellence and Culture.
Paul Fanlund: Some are angry that Francesca Hong is not the Democratic nominee for governor, but her agenda remains largely there for the winning.
By: Paul Fanlund
Paul Fanlund: Previewing his Cap Times Idea Fest appearance, Capehart talks about PBS News Hour, MS NOW and describes his motivation for his memoir.
Paul Fanlund: This is our 10th yearly thought festival, and for those who have never attended, it is far from all politics.
Paul Fanlund: Idea Fest speakers like Jane Alexander, Jonathan Capehart, Elissa Slotkin spoke and many more about how to move forward despite Donald Trump.
Paul Fanlund: The New Republic columnist Perry Bacon criticizes the Times, even though it produces the most revelatory journalism about Donald Trump.
Paul Fanlund: The Republican candidate for Wisconsin governor has a troubling record of election denial. Democrat David Crowley says he is running from it.
