Dom
Dominic was born in metro Detroit Michigan and grew up in the Wisconsin countryside before attending UW – LaCrosse where he received his BS in Marketing. During college he met Mike Crute and started to engage in the political and philosophical conversations that have continued over the past 20 years. A self described social liberal and fiscal conservative, Dominic has been at odds with many tenets of the two main political parties.
Mike
Mike grew up in Madison, the son of a dynamic, liberal mother; who acted as an unpaid lobbyist for the State of Wisconsin foster parent association. Mike created a live call-in show for cable, worked for ABC-WXOW during and after graduating from UW-Lacrosse. Mike found his progressive voice and reactivated his passion for broadcasting by joining close friend Dominic Salvia in their daily production of the “The Devil’s Advocates.”
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“I will give you a million dollars to your favorite charity, paid for by Trump, if you take the test and it shows you’re an Indian,” Trump said July 5 at a rally in Great Falls, Montana. “Let’s see what she does. I have a feeling she will say no, but we’ll hold that for the debates.”
Warren released an ad Monday morning revealing the results of a DNA test that shows “strong evidence” of Native American ancestry, ahead of a possible 2020 presidential run.
www.rawstory.com/2018/10/trump-pledged-million-dollar-donation-charity-elizabeth-warren-prove-nat...
rawstory.com
President Donald Trump apparently owes a million dollars to charity after Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) took a DNA test proving her Native American ancestry. The president has routinely mocked Warren with the racist taunt “Pocahontas,” and he pledged a donation to the charity of her choice if she..."So The state Department of Natural Resources said it decided not to issue a fine against Hi-Crush Proppants, of Houston for releasing sludge and wastewater because it was done to rescue a trapped worker whose bulldozer slipped into a pond that held the wastewater. The DNR said state law allows wastewater permit holders to bypass normal procedures in emergency situations."
Major Scott Walker donor avoids fine for polluting river and farmlands
wisconsingazette.com
A western Wisconsin frac sand mine whose owner is a generous Republican Party contributor will not be fined by the state for a 10-million-gallon spill in May.Wait...What? The New York Times when did @govwalker meet his campaign promise errr, big goal? #dom
"The turnaround was a long time coming, however. The state lost more than 175,000 jobs between 2008 and 2010 and it took until 2015 for total employment to get back to where it had been before the recession.
One of Mr. Walker’s campaign promises during his initial run for governor in 2010 was to create 250,000 jobs in his first term, which ended in early 2015. He reached that goal in April 2018, more than seven years after taking office."
www.nytimes.com/2018/10/14/us/politics/wisconsin-scott-walker-tony-evers.html?action=click&module...
Democrats Want to Beat Scott Walker. But the Wisconsin Economy Is a Hurdle.
nytimes.com
As Mr. Walker, the Republican governor, seeks a third term, Democrats look for a way to successfully make an economic argument in a state where the indicators are strong.Wait...What? The New York Times when did @govwalker meet his campaign promise errr, big goal? #dom
"The turnaround was a long time coming, however. The state lost more than 175,000 jobs between 2008 and 2010 and it took until 2015 for total employment to get back to where it had been before the recession.
One of Mr. Walker’s campaign promises during his initial run for governor in 2010 was to create 250,000 jobs in his first term, which ended in early 2015. He reached that goal in April 2018, more than seven years after taking office."
www.nytimes.com/2018/10/14/us/politics/wisconsin-scott-walker-tony-evers.html?action=click&module...
Don't tell Wisconsin wannabe US Senator @LeahVukmir. She is terrible!
#dom
"The regulated California cannabis market is a $4 billion-a-year industry, a boon to the local tax base and to a generation of entrepreneurial farmers more schooled in the agricultural sciences than in the dark arts of deception."
Marijuana is emerging among California’s vineyards, offering promise and concern
washingtonpost.com
The regulated California cannabis market is a $4-billion-a-year industry, a boon to the local tax base. Legalization already is reordering the business and geography of cannabis cultivation.