CHARLESTON — A bill to allow children to receive sex-change therapy has been submitted for introduction in the West Virginia House of Delegates. Delegates Storch, Higginbotham, Bates, Reed, Hansen, Thompson, Doyle, Bates, Young, and Graves all served as co-sponsors to HB3033, ironically
BUCKHANNON — On December 27th, Michael Lee Morehead and his attorney took part in a virtual hearing for acts of criminal election interference. The hearing took place without permitting public knowledge of the conversations pertaining to the case. Members of the press
BUCKHANNON — On December 23rd, Asad Derya Khan appeared in Upshur County Magistrate Court for a scheduled hearing after committing criminal election interference. Khan was accompanied by his attorney Steven Nanners, with specially appointed Magistrate Michael Gissy presiding. Khan was also wearing
WASHINGTON — On December 15th, Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R) released a statement expressing her acceptance of Joe Biden’s victory, congratulating Biden, along with calling for Republicans and Americans to ‘turn the page’ on the 2020 election and ‘begin a new administration.’
CHARLESTON, WV — On December 9th, Attorney General Patrick Morrisey joined a friend-of-the-court brief in the Texas case against Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan and Wisconsin. The lawsuit challenges voting irregularities within the battleground states that occurred in the 2020 Presidential General Election. “Many
ELKINS — Sen. Robert Karnes (R) has defeated Fmr. Del. Denise Campbell (D) in district 11’s state senatorial race. Karnes received 23,229 votes at 51 percent, while Campbell received 22,018 votes at 49 percent. In an exclusive interview with Mountaineer Journal, Karnes
CHARLESTON — State Treasurer candidate Riley Moore (R) has taken the lead over incumbent John Perdue (D) in the State Treasurer’s race according to a recent poll conducted by Mark Blankenship Enterprises. Moore received approximately 45 percent of registered voters, with John