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Confront Chinese On Cybersecurity
June 13, 2013 Too often, “diplomatic concerns” are used as an excuse by presidents who either are afraid to stand up for Americans’ rights or are simply so gullible they allow foreign leaders to dupe them. more »»
Paving Belmont County Roads
June 12, 2013 It has been nearly 10 years since an additional access road from Interstate 70 to the Ohio Valley Mall property was suggested. more »»
Americans Must Make Critical Choice
June 12, 2013 Virtually every time a totalitarian regime has subjugated its own people, the process began by warning them dire consequences would result if the government was not permitted to take small steps to... more »»
Wheeling Needs A Dog Park
June 11, 2013 Wheeling really does need a dog park, as several local residents have pointed out by forming an organization to promote the project. more »»
Holding Burden On Students Down
June 11, 2013 Part of the mission of West Virginia University, the state’s flagship institution of higher learning, is to provide top-quality — yet affordable — education opportunities for Mountain State... more »»
Enforce Existing Limits on Abortion
June 11, 2013 Some members of the House of Representatives, rightly horrified by the charnel house that was Philadelphia Dr. Kermit Gosnell’s clinic, want to ban abortions after the 20th week of pregnancy. more »»
Small Businesses Still Feeling Pinch
June 11, 2013 Jobs data for May left economists even more worried about the sputtering of the already painfully slow economic recovery. Automatic Data Processing said private-sector jobs in the U.S. more »»
‘Suppression’ Didn’t Occur
June 10, 2013 A report by two Democrat legislators that there were nearly 60,000 cases of “voter suppression” in Ohio last November would be cause for concern but for one fact: There weren’t. more »»
Probe Allegation On Phone Records
June 10, 2013 A British newspaper has reported the U.S. government has collected telephone records of millions of Verizon customers, through a secret intelligence gathering operation. more »»
Compromising With the EPA
June 9, 2013 U.S. Rep. David McKinley, who in his short time in Congress has achieved the reputation of a tireless fighter for the coal industry, appears to have accomplished something very important. more »»
Enforce Drilling Rules in East Ohio
June 9, 2013 An Ohio Department of Natural Resources inspector said that when he went to a Belmont County farm on May 16, he found “what appeared to be oil-based mud that had been discharged directly onto the... more »»
West Virginians Pay High Taxes Already
June 9, 2013 Once again last month, West Virginia state government missed its goal for revenue collections, by about $25 million. more »»
School Funding Requires Action
June 8, 2013 Attend a board of education meeting in East Ohio, and there’s an excellent chance you will hear school officials worrying about how to pay the bills. more »»
Keeping Our Valley’s ‘Backyard’ Clean
June 8, 2013 One of the most wonderful — and important — traditions in our valley is the annual Ohio River Sweep. more »»
Drawing Line On Free Speech
June 7, 2013 The freedom to say what we think, no matter how repugnant to others, is one of the greatest glories of our system of government. It also is the foundation supporting our other liberties. more »»
Senate Should Not Confirm Nominees
June 7, 2013 Hundreds of rulings handed down by the National Labor Relations Board since January 2012 are, in effect, null and void. more »»
Choice of Kiss Wise for W.Va.
June 6, 2013 It would have been difficult for Bob Kiss to find a worse time to get back in state government, at least from his own personal standpoint. more »»
Keeping Schools As Safe as Possible
June 6, 2013 Keeping someone bent on doing evil out of a school building is virtually impossible. West Virginia School Building Authority members are aware of tha. more »»
Staying Ahead Of the Pushers
June 5, 2013 When it comes to innovation and responsiveness to consumers, the private sector almost always does a better job than government. Normally, that’s fine. more »»
Caperton Right About Education
June 5, 2013 When U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller revealed he will not run for re-election next year, West Virginia Democrat leaders began looking for someone to run in his place. That won’t be former Gov. more »» |
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