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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"Sen. Andre Jacque and Rep. Jeremy Thiesfeldt's proposal would allow first-timers to petition for expungement if they didn't cause an injury and their blood alcohol content was less than 0.15 percent.
They also would have to drive with an ignition interlock device for six months or wear a device monitoring alcohol consumption for six months. The incident would still count in tallies of subsequent convictions."
GOP bill allows expungement for first-time drunken drivers
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Republican lawmakers are introducing a bill that would allow some first-time drunken drivers to ask judges to erase their record.#Nunes the #Snowflake is suing Twitter, because a parody account by his cow, is mean to him! #SoSAD!
“Twitter allows for parody accounts as long as it’s plainly stated in their profile that they are a parody. Presumably, it’s known that DevinNunesCow is a parody account as cows don’t have thumbs to tweet.
Another problem with Nunes complaint of the parody cow account is that he no longer runs his dairy farm in California and his family’s farms have moved to Iowa.
Nunes’ case is not likely to move forward in court. The law clearly outlines parody and satire is allowed when it comes to public officials, as Saturday Night Live shows each week.”
www.rawstory.com/2019/03/devin-nunes-sues-twitter-parody-account-pretending-mom-cow/
Devin Nunes sues Twitter for parody account pretending to be his mom and cow
rawstory.com
Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) is furious at parody accounts on Twitter claiming to be his mom and one of his cows. According to Fox News, Nunes is sick of being mocked and ridiculed on Twitter and is striking back. “In her endless barrage of tweets, Devin Nunes’ Mom maliciously attacked every aspect o..."If Niess rules against lawmakers, Evers would regain more control of the state's economic development agency and his agencies would not have to seek permission from lawmakers to set certain rules or make changes to public benefits programs. He and Kaul would be able to get the state out of a lawsuit they oppose that challenges the Affordable Care Act, widely known as Obamacare.
Such a ruling would allow Evers to make 82 appointments approved during the lame-duck session, including one on the utility-regulating Public Service Commission."
Judge to decide whether to block Wisconsin lame-duck laws that limited powers of top Democrats
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A Dane County judge will decide soon whether to throw out lame-duck laws limiting the powers of Gov. Tony Evers and Attorney General Josh Kaul."In spite of its name, a fraudulent conveyance does not mean fraud in the criminal sense. Instead, it addresses certain circumstances under which a U.S. bankruptcy law gives a court leeway to recover assets sold for less than their value, attempts to transfer assets out of a company about to seek bankruptcy protection or payments made at a time when the company is insolvent."
In spite of its name, a fraudulent conveyance does not mean fraud in the criminal sense. Instead, it addresses certain circumstances under which a U.S. bankruptcy law gives a court leeway to recover assets sold for less than their value, attempts to transfer assets out of a company about to seek bankruptcy protection or payments made at a time when the company is insolvent."
Shopko creditors: $117 million in dividends paid to owners 'fraudulent,' 'illegal'
jsonline.com
Shopko's creditors have sought bankruptcy court approval to recover almost $120 million the company borrowed to pay dividends to its private-equity owners.“I am encouraged by the responses we have received since sending these initial letters two weeks ago,” Nadler said. “It is my hope that we will receive cooperation from the remainder of the list, and will be working to find an appropriate accommodation with any individual who may be reluctant to cooperate with our investigation.”
washingtonpost.com
Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) said he was encouraged by the responses from the panel’s document requests to confidants of Trump, business associates and White House officials.