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Mining for a Victory
Posted Thursday, July 13, 2006 ; 05:00 PM | View Comments | Post Comment

Blankenship launches his 2006 campaign; the suggestion box is open; and Stirewalt on Gore’s visit.

Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship changed West Virginia politics when he led the charge to defeat incumbent Supreme Court Justice Warren McGraw in 2004. This week on Decision Makers, Blankenship reveals for the first time the details of his plan to mount a similar effort against the majority in the West Virginia House of Delegates. Also, a new way for ordinary West Virginians to help improve state government and the Political Editor Chris Stirewalt on the visit by Al Gore to the Greenbrier.

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