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Arguments Category Archives: Arguments
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Think before making changes to ballot rules
Dear Editor: A surprisingly large number of West Virginians voted for a prison inmate in preference to our incumbent President during the May Primary Presidential election. Not so surprisingly, some immediately howled in protest about the embarrassment to the people … Read More
Our ‘nonpartisan’ state attorney general afraid to debate his opponent
The dictionary defines the word nonpartisan as “objective, not taking sides,” but that’s not what most Democratic politicians mean when they use it.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Honoring the rule of law this Memorial Day
Dear Editor: While Memorial Day is observed as a relaxing long weekend with family and friends, two events over the past weekend are reminders of the true meaning of this national salute to veterans who have sacrificed for our freedoms, … Read More
THEIR VIEW: Second judge dismisses late-filed penalty petition
CHARLESTON — Administrative Law Judge Susan Biro has joined Administrative Law Judge Thomas McCarthy in dismissing a penalty petition because the Secretary of Labor failed to file the petition within 45 days of a timely contest of a proposed penalty assessment.
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Lessons from our Democratic presidential primary
How did a patently unqualified person get his name on the ballot for our Democratic presidential primary and rack up so many votes? Granted, he’s the incumbent, but still …
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THEIR VIEW: The real culprit in the Keith Judd case
HARPERS FERRY — All around West Virginia, people are asking: how can a felon run for president, but remain ineligible to vote?
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Tennant spells out Presidential ballot laws
Dear Editor: I am writing to correct misinformation which has been circulated in print and social media, relating to the appearance of a convicted felon, as a candidate for United States President, on the recent democratic primary ballot. I am … Read More
Ankle bracelet not a fashion statement for Joshua Robinson
Made of silver or gold or other precious metals and sometimes adorned with charms, beads, and gems, ankle bracelets are a popular fashion accessory — and a perfect gift idea for Mom on Mother’s Day. For Dad on Father’s Day, … Read More
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The real Joe Manchin has stood up
Dear Editor: Hoppy Kercheval, who so eloquently contributes on occasion to this newspaper, made some astute observations about U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin’s waffling on whether he is going to support President Obama this year. Manchin spent the April recess from … Read More
EPA must end its war on W.Va. coal
Al Armendariz described his approach to his job as Region 6 administrator for the Environmental Protection Agency, and perhaps, the general approach of the entire EPA as setting out to crucify a group of energy companies to pacify the industry.
THEIR VIEW: To maximize shale benefits, we have to get it right at the beginning
Rockefeller
WASHINGTON — You may have read some stories in recent days about a field hearing I held as Chairman of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.
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