According to the Charleston Gazette…
Attorney General Darrell McGraw’s office says it will not release the contents of federal subpoenas recently received by two of Gov. Joe Manchin’s cabinet agencies.
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Thank you Charleston Gazette gossip columnist Phil Kabler for helping the West Virginia Republican Party. If the poorly written piece in yesterday’s newspaper was designed to hurt or weaken Mike Stuart you missed the mark.
It’s also nice to see environmental activist Ken Ward and Gazette communist Paul Nyden concerned about comments made by West Virginia Republican Party Chairman Mike Stuart. You know you are doing something right when the three most liberal reporters in Charleston are criticizing you.
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Which would you prefer, a candidate supported by a terrorist group or by Sarah Palin?
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The Energy Tax Bill is dead and the environmental activist writer at the Charleston Gazette Ken Ward is mourning. It’s safe to say that he can go back to trying to put the chemical industry out of business in the Kanawha Valley.
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The West Virginia Economic Development Authority has been authorize to issue $150 million in bonds to pay for the capital improvement projects this week.
The Governor’s office is controlling how the $150 million dollars are spent. Many of the projects recieving money will greatly benefit state residents, but there are a few projects that are absolutely 100% outrageous.
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According to the Charleston Gazette…
President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden will attend a Sunday memorial service in Beckley for the 29 miners killed in the Upper Big Branch Mine disaster earlier this month.
By Mike Stuart
As you are aware, I have called for and remain steadfast in my belief that the WVGOP must demand the immediate resignation of Dr. Diane Shafer. Shafer is a member of the WVGOP Executive Committee – the representative leadership body for Republicans across the entire state of West Virginia – and she has been its largest single contributor – contributing nearly $52,000 to the State Party since 2003.
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It has been five days since the Charleston Gazette published a story about a voting member of the West Virginia Republican State Executive Committee, and one of the largest donors to the West Virginia Republican Party and her involvement in a million dollar drug ring in southern West Virginia.
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The Charleston Gazette is running a story about Dr. Diane Shafer who has been busted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on several drug related charges. A federal court filing indicates that Shafer’s drug activities yielded more than $1.36 million in illegal activity last year.
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Another West Virginia blogger, Hippie Killer, broke this story over a month ago. This past week the Charleston Gazette finally picked up on the details and wrote something.
There is something that sure smells fishy about the Governor moving the state’s technology agency from Morgantown to Charleston, especially when the move could hugely benefit the company where his daughter is an executive.
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The West Virginia Legislature is once again trying to limit the free speech of corporations who seek to spend money on political advertising. This makes the third attempt by the West Virginia Legislature to bridle the First Amendment freedom of speech rights that groups of individuals are permitted.
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We all know that a few of the Charleston Gazette’s so-called reporters, especially Paul Nyden and Ken Ward, are pretty much political hacks who write slanted articles to pump up their candidate or issues – Nyden = Democrats and Ward = Radical Environmentalists. I did get a good chuckle at Paul Nyden’s attempt to save Alan Mollohan re-election campaign in Tuesday’s Gazette.
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Congressman Alan Mollohan visited Charleston on Monday to raise money for his re-election campaign. He also stopped by the Charleston Gazette where he re-affirmed his support for President Obama’s health care reform plan.
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It’s no wonder union membership is on the decline. The organization supports candidates who call coal a “dirty energy” source and do very little to stand up to a rogue EPA. Wonder if they endorse Lisa Jackson also?
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