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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“According to Wisconsin Democracy Campaign estimates, Walker got help from outside groups to the tune of $6.9 million in 2010, $23 million in the 2012 recall and $12.7 million in 2014.”
Scott Walker accuses Tony Evers of being 'bought and paid for' by unions
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Gov. Scott Walker accused his opponent of being "bought and paid for by the unions" and decried spending by outside groups.Update: Four injured, no fatalities in Middleton workplace shooting
"Four people were shot, none fatally, in a workplace shooting in Middleton Wednesday morning, City Administrator Mike Davis said. The shooter has also been shot, Davis said.
"It appears the situation is stable now," Davis said. "The bad news is that there were four injured by the suspect."
Davis, who said he got his information from Middleton Police Chief Charles Foulke, said the suspect was critically injured and taken to an area hospital, as were the four victims.
Davis did not know the extent of the victims' injuries, or whether the suspect was shot by police or the injury was self inflicted."
Update: Four injured, no fatalities in Middleton workplace shooting
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The 911 Communications Center said at about 10:30 a.m. that the shooter was at 1850 Deming Way, which houses companies that include Esker Inc. and WTS Paradigm.BREAKING: "Police and multiple ambulances were sent Wednesday morning to a Middleton software company on reports of an active shooter in the building, authorities reported.
The 911 Communications Center said at about 10:30 a.m. that the shooter was at Esker Software, 1850 Deming Way.
Authorities were asking people to avoid the area."
Active shooter reported at Middleton software company, multiple ambulances sent
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The 911 Communications Center said at about 10:30 a.m. that the shooter was at Esker Software, 1850 Deming Way."I might be getting up in years, but I still have some fight in me, and I’m not going to let these people take cheap shots at my boys. I think it might help for people to know the truth," she wrote. "Randy and James’ father was a police officer, and Randy is proud to come from a family of law enforcement officials. He also stands for justice and fairness, and speaks up when he sees a wrong being committed."
Nancy Bryce didn't criticize her son James in her letter, but rather took aim at the Republican Party, as well as Ryan and Steil.
"I am disappointed and, frankly, disgusted that we are at a point where the Republican party is so focused on sowing division in our families and communities, with such little regard for the truth," she wrote. "Shame on this 'super PAC' for running these ads, shame on its leader Paul Ryan for funding them, and shame on people of good conscience who choose to sit idly by and watch this pain inflicted upon a family in the name of partisan politics."
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Nancy Bryce is calling for a GOP attack ad against her son Randy, featuring his brother James, to be taken off the air.“I don’t have an Attorney General. It’s very sad,” Trump told Hill.TV in an extensive and free-wheeling interview Tuesday from the Oval Office.
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Hill.TV INTERVIEW EXCLUSIVE: Trump eviscerates Sessions: ‘I don’t have an Attorney General’
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President Donald Trump speaks in the Oval Office during an exclusive interview with Hill.TV, September 18, 2018.