Breaking Gridlock

Read this and compare for yourself before voting for the U.S. Senate.

Come on now. I support “Made in the USA” – yes it is harder – yes it is more expensive – but it is the right thing to do. You can’t say one thing and then take the cheap and easy way out. I won’t be that kind of U.S. Senator.

The constant theme I have heard and read in this mid-term election is that we have no leadership from either party in Washington, D.C. Based on my 20 years of knowing Democratic Senate candidate Dave Domina, I have no doubt he can bring together enough Republicans in the U.S. Senate to understand and solve issues… Read More

A 5th generation Republican in Nebraska has said (with regard to protecting the Ogallala aquifer from tar sands contamination) “there is no red or blue water, only clean water.” Many Nebraska Republicans that truly know the issues and what’s at stake in the election are saying “there is no Republicans and Democrats, only someone who… Read More

David Domina is campaigning for a U.S. Senate seat to represent Nebraska. Over 10 years ago, I was fortunate to have had the opportunity of a front row seat beside Dave in a U.S. District courtroom in Montgomery, Alabama, representing the U.S Cattlemen in a class action lawsuit referred to as Pickett vs. Tyson, concerning… Read More

This election Nebraska voters will decide whether to continue with business as usual or to elect a senator who will work to end the paralysis of the current Congress. Dave Domina would be a force to contend with in Washington. He has shown the ability to process vast information, synthesize it, understand the nuances of… Read More

Attorney and U.S. Senate candidate Dave Domina is the conquering courtroom warrior, having notched one legal victory after another during his long career. This story is the latest in a Sunday series of Election 2014 candidate profiles. The name alone can churn the guts of an opposing attorney. Dave Domina, the Democratic candidate for U.S…. Read More

“I don’t care about what others think, but I’m interested in facts,” said Domina. Born and raised in Nebraska, Domina wants to represent the Cornhusker state in the U.S. Senate. “I think the way I can make a difference is by not being partisan, by focusing on things issue by issue,” said Domina. Minimum wage… Read More

A few years ago, we decided to become non-partisan voters in our county, Arthur, Nebraska, (population 250), a predominately conservative community. It was not easy to do being raised Republican and obligated to vote that way. We wanted to be independent and objective thinkers in order to “vote our conscience.” Unfortunately, many votes are cast… Read More

When it came to politics, my parents set for me a wonderful example. It did not matter to which political party a neighbor or friend belonged — everyone was welcome in our home to share ideas and engage in thoughtful, respectful conversation. Though registered Democrats, my parents knew there was another side to every story,… Read More

U.S. citizens are fed up with the gridlock and partisanship of the current do-nothing Congress. Before we throw stones, however, let us think about what Nebraskans can do to rectify the situation. Adults know you don’t always get your own way; conciliation and compromise are not dirty words. I fear that Ben Sasse would only… Read More

(OCT. 25)—Following yet another week-long tour of the Panhandle and Western Nebraska, U.S. Senate Candidate Dave Domina announced last week he has now met with voters in all 93 counties, participating in scheduled events in all but a few. And though opponent Ben Sasse often cites the same achievement as justification for skipping a slew… Read More

As a lifelong conservative Democrat I have often found myself at odds with my party. If Nebraska had an open primary I would most definitely register as an Independent. Obamacare has been one of the issues I find myself passionate about – negatively passionate. However, those much smarter and more informed than myself tell me… Read More

Joe spoke with Dave Domina, running for the Democratic Party. The lawyer from Northeast Nebraska is well-known for his representation of local farmers in the Keystone XL Pipeline Case. Dave Domina is running for the state’s open US Senate seat. He understands the dynamics and challenges of getting elected as Democrat in a Republican stronghold… Read More

I took offense to John Miller’s Oct. 5 letter, “Sasse for agriculture.” Of the four U.S. Senate candidates, Ben Sasse may arguably have the worst ag resume. The most important thing Nebraskans need to understand is that Ben Sasse is the only candidate who is being funded by the Club for Growth, which has been… Read More