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Arguments Category Archives: Arguments
Hughes’ ‘brilliant plan’ for a satellite office in the eastern Panhandle
One thing you can say about State Attorney General Darrell McGraw: He’s persistent.
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THEIR VIEW: Jay’s voice needed on pharmacy merger
WASHINGTON — A proposed multi-billion-dollar pharmacy industry merger currently before the Federal Trade Commission may eliminate competition in the market, reduce consumers’ choice and access to quality pharmacy care, and drive up the cost of health care.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: GOP chief pledges to support entire ticket
Dear Editor: As the 2012 primary election draws near, I pledge the support of the Republican Party to each and every Republican who is nominated on May 8. We are excited about our statewide ticket and are excited to support … Read More
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: NLRB is killing J-O-B-S in W.Va.
Dear Editor: Your editorial that J-O-B-S spells relief for West Virginia is right on target. Yes, that relief comes from leaders at our state Capitol a la tax reform, fair regulations and a balanced legal system. But that relief also … Read More
How do West Virginians spell relief? J-O-B-S!
Remember the old Rolaids TV commercials from the 1970s? “How do you spell relief?” an off-screen announcer would ask, to which actors posing as satisfied customers would dutifully respond: “R-O-L-A-I-D-S.”
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THEIR VIEW: Common sense in D.C. could lead to more than just cents in W.Va.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — From saltpeter to limestone, and bituminous coal to natural gas, West Virginia has long prospered from its abundant natural resources.
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THEIR VIEW: The road to building a highway system in W.Va.
CHARLESTON — Here in West Virginia, we have some of the hilliest terrain in the country, making a 30-mile driving trip take 60 minutes.
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Going straight to the top not always the correct idea
Sometimes, going straight to the top makes sense. Sometimes, it doesn’t.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Charleston deserves adequate fire protection
Dear Editor: I have owned and operated a business in Charleston for several years. I am very pleased with the service and protection provided to my business and my family by Charleston’s fire department. That is why I am so … Read More
THEIR VIEW: Even Anti-Trial Lawyer Legal Experts Oppose H.R. 5
WASHINGTON — I’ve traded Tweets with Ted Frank — of the Manhattan Institute and a leading critic of civil litigation — about his position on H.R. 5, the bill mandating limits on awards in medical malpractice lawsuits. Read More
‘So, tell me, stranger, how much are you willing to bet?’
When you’re playing poker, it would be nice to know exactly how much money the other players have ready access to and are willing to risk.
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THEIR VIEW: Creating jobs for a bright future
CHARLESTON — Since I became governor, my top priority has been creating good-paying jobs for West Virginians.
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Improving the quality of life by ignoring meddling naysayers
Life is fatal. Not one of us will get out alive. All things being equal, however, most of us prefer long lives to short ones and naturally associate longevity with healthy living.
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