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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The advertisement’s goal, according to Longwell, is to “encourage speaking up from Republicans."
“They need to grapple with what’s in [the Mueller report], which is incredibly disturbing,” she said. “We're not urging impeachment or any kind of action other than Congress, specifically Republicans, should join the Democrats, to investigate the matter for fully and come to some conclusion about accountability.”
newsweek.com
“This is not the end of the Mueller investigation. This is just the beginning. It looks like the Mueller report really is a road map for Congress," said the executive director of Republicans for the Rule of Law.“I use that word very carefully,” the California Democrat said on ABC’s “This Week,” “because I also distinguish time and time again between collusion, that is acts of corruption that may or may not be criminal, and proof of a criminal conspiracy. And that is a distinction that Bob Mueller made within the first few pages of his report. In fact, every act that I’ve pointed to as evidence of collusion has now been borne out by the report.“
Schiff: ‘Ample evidence of collusion in plain sight’
politico.com
“Every act that I’ve pointed to as evidence of collusion has now been borne out by the report.“"In a court filing late Friday, prosecutors said Butina provided information of “immense” value to Russia in the runup to the 2016 presidential election.
Butina sought to cultivate ties with the National Rifle Association and even a presidential candidate, who is unnamed in the filing, in a bid to establish a communications backchannel between the Russian government and the next U.S. presidential administration."
Prosecutors seek 18-month sentence for Russian agent Maria Butina who targeted gun rights activists
cnbc.com
Butina sought to cultivate ties with the National Rifle Association and even a presidential candidate, who is unnamed in the filing, in a bid to establish a communications backchannel between the Russian government"Tapper pushed back on Giuliani's claim, questioning whether Giuliani would accept information from Russians against a candidate if he were running for office.
"I probably wouldn't, I wasn't asked," Giuliani responded. "I would have advised, just out of excess of caution, 'don't do it."
"But you're saying there was nothing wrong with doing that," Tapper interjected.
"There's no crime," Giuliani replied. "We're going to get into morality? That isn't want prosecutors look at — morality."
Giuliani: 'Nothing wrong' with campaign taking information from Russians
thehill.com
President Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani said Sunday that there was "nothing wrong" with a campaign accepting help from Russia."The court's four conservative justices wrote that they "concluded that the interests of the state would be best served by the appeal bypassing the court of appeals and proceeding in this court."
The court will decide whether to uphold a lower court's decision to block some of the lame-duck laws while the case continues.
In their dissent, the court's three liberal-leaning justices wrote that "this court should not reach down and assume jurisdiction of the appeal without giving the parties notice and an opportunity to be heard."
Supreme Court, without being asked, takes up second lawsuit over powers of Tony Evers, Josh Kaul
jsonline.com
The state's highest court exercised a rare move and took up the case without being asked.