OP ED: In West Virginia, Quality Hospice Care Isn’t an Accident. We’ve Ensured It.
When families in West Virginia face the hardest season of a loved one's life, they deserve care that meets them...
OP ED: So, What Happens If We Don’t Build More Transmission Lines?
As part of my job leading the West Virginia Manufacturers Association, I recently drove back from Washington, DC and was...
OP ED: Reliable Power Is a Jobs Strategy for West Virginia
If West Virginia wants to grow paychecks, keep skilled workers, and compete for the next generation of industrial investment, we...
OP ED: Another Historic Milestone for School Choice in the Mountain State
June Fifteenth marked an historic moment for education in the Mountain State as the application period for families to enroll...
OP ED: Coal Is Neither Expensive nor Unreliable and Julie McNamara Is Neither Accurate nor Honest
Julie McNamara writes for the Union of Concerned Scientists, a group whose name sounds like a government agency, but functions...
OP ED: Pro-Growth Policies Are A Rising Tide That Lifts All Ships
Competitive Primary Elections are the lifeblood of a deep red state like West Virginia. These elections provide voters a way...
OP ED: People And Employers Benefit When We Improve Our Water Systems
As manufacturers, we understand that reliable infrastructure is not an abstract policy discussion — it is the foundation of whether...
OP ED: America 250
As America celebrates her 250th birthday this year, West Virginia is doing what we have always done best: honoring tradition...
OP ED: Welch Community Hospital Must Remain Open
As a Member of the Ways and Means Health Subcommittee, I have spent my time in Congress addressing West Virginia’s...
OP ED: The Republican Primary Was Competitive. That’s a Good Thing.
West Virginia just witnessed one of the most competitive Republican state legislative primaries in recent memory. There are a few...
