we the undersigned do urge Jim Justice to end the state of emergency that is crippling West Virginia businesses, and treading upon the freedoms of all mountaineers. We further urge the Governor to institute a smart mititgation strategy that recognises individual liberty, personal property rights and religious freedom as guearenteed by both the West Virginia and United States constitutions
The feedback I receive daily reinforces the necessity of balancing public health with the economic stability of our local businesses. Preparing for the next steps involves distilling these concerns into a formal brief for the Governor.
April 20, 2020
Reaching this level of support confirms that many residents share a deep desire for a more balanced approach to our public policies. It is encouraging to see this many people advocate for the protection of our individual liberties and the well-being of our local businesses.
16 Comments
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Brandon Holmes
6 years ago
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We need a way for "non-essential" businesses that can operate without significant social interaction to be allowed to do so.
J
Jay Jack
6 years ago
Featured
There needs to be a responsible exit strategy here. Taking away Constitutional rights without regard to what impact it may have on the overall health of a community is irresponsible and a violation of the WV Constitution itself. We must have our rights re-constituted, and a return to a new "normal", whatever that may be, BEGINNING NOW.
K
Kay and Judy Gilpin
6 years ago
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We need to let our economy survive now. People, for the most part, have complied, so get things opened with requesting people use common sense personal responsibility!
R
Robert Harry Larue Tabler
6 years ago
May freedom, logic, and safety be our goal, always.
R
Rebecca Tabler
6 years ago
M
Matt Miller
6 years ago
The time has come to get things going again.
R
Randy Gaston Trent
6 years ago
We must open open get people back to work...…..we cant let fear ruin the country.
R
Robert Koch
6 years ago
Absolutely lost any comfidence in our state government
we the undersigned do urge Jim Justice to end the state of emergency that is crippling West Virginia businesses, and treading upon the freedoms of all mountaineers. We further urge the Governor to institute a smart mititgation strategy that recognises individual liberty, personal property rights and religious freedom as guearenteed by both the West Virginia and United States constitutions
The feedback I receive daily reinforces the necessity of balancing public health with the economic stability of our local businesses. Preparing for the next steps involves distilling these concerns into a formal brief for the Governor.
April 20, 2020
Reaching this level of support confirms that many residents share a deep desire for a more balanced approach to our public policies. It is encouraging to see this many people advocate for the protection of our individual liberties and the well-being of our local businesses.
16 Comments
B
Brandon Holmes
6 years ago
Featured
We need a way for "non-essential" businesses that can operate without significant social interaction to be allowed to do so.
J
Jay Jack
6 years ago
Featured
There needs to be a responsible exit strategy here. Taking away Constitutional rights without regard to what impact it may have on the overall health of a community is irresponsible and a violation of the WV Constitution itself. We must have our rights re-constituted, and a return to a new "normal", whatever that may be, BEGINNING NOW.
K
Kay and Judy Gilpin
6 years ago
Featured
We need to let our economy survive now. People, for the most part, have complied, so get things opened with requesting people use common sense personal responsibility!
R
Robert Harry Larue Tabler
6 years ago
May freedom, logic, and safety be our goal, always.
R
Rebecca Tabler
6 years ago
M
Matt Miller
6 years ago
The time has come to get things going again.
R
Randy Gaston Trent
6 years ago
We must open open get people back to work...…..we cant let fear ruin the country.
R
Robert Koch
6 years ago
Absolutely lost any comfidence in our state government
We need a way for "non-essential" businesses that can operate without significant social interaction to be allowed to do so.