Thomson Believes Population and Education Gaps
Col Robert Thomson Jr Republican candidate in a WJLS interview says West Virginia education is decent but can improve with more funding via taxes. He notes job scarcity as a factor in population decline and cites need for more industrial employment to keep residents.
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West Virginia legislator on conscience and majority influence
A West Virginia public figure discusses voting principles amid five constitutional amendments. He favors conscience for the state's best, not lone groups, and explains stances on governor succession, school funding by majority vote, and legislative pay raises with 60 day sessions.
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West Virginia Tax and Budget Tone in Interview
West Virginia discussions reveal views on 60 day sessions taxation, and budget oversight. Col Thomson advocates tax fairness based on ability to pay, elected board members, and governor-led budget prep with mixed opinions on liquor laws and road spending. Police joke closes.
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