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05/10/2024 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Kate White, JB McCuskey, John Smoot, and Jacob Losh · The Dave Allen Show

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Kate White, who was appointed to the Kanawh County Board of Education and
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is all now running for that position. She's going to join us momentarily.
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Jacob Lass who is a candidate for House of Delegates on the Republican ticket out
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of District twenty, He's going to join us. Putnham County voters if they
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There's a safety Levy in Putnam County. We're going to get into that
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coming up a little bit later on. Plus, current State Auditor and Attorney
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General candidates Jamie mccusky is on the show today as well, and as best
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Doptmy Please Pet of the Week. Hannah not with us today. She's got
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some stuff she's taken care of in her personal life. She will return next
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week. However, I will say that we do have our pet of the
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week, and I posted it as always on my social media, Dave Allen
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Radio on Facebook and the Dave Alan Show on X. The artists will be
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known as Twitter. It is Dolly, and I'm gonna go ahead and bring
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in my first guest now, Kate White, because she's gonna help me.
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You didn't know you're going to do this, did you, Kate? I
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did it all right. So Dolly is the dog's name. Picture posted as
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I said on the socials around forty pounds. Dolly is female, probably should
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be the only pets great with kids, I'm told great with kids, loves
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being around people, just not so much pets. Can you relate to an
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animal like that? K Do you have animals in your personal life? I
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have a thirteen year old dog who is still pretty friendly with other animals,
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but she's getting a little crinky sometimes. Well don't we all? I used
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to be friendly with people too until I started so got my fifties and I
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am not so much. She puts them on their place. So Dolly is
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the dog's name around forty pounds, housebroken, does well in a car,
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does well on a leash, knows how to sit, knows how to shake
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very the ears are very cute. And if you want to see the picture
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you can again go to my social media. I've got Dolly's picture post.
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Dolly would be a great pet. I'm gonna I'm gonna put you to work
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here. As I said, Kate, tell the people why why they should
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consider adopting Dolly. Well, Dolly looks adorable. She's got these really perky
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years and looks very happy. And you know, there's just nothing like the
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love of a dog, a dog curling up by you, or pet and
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a dog. It always calms me down and makes me feel like everything's gonna
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be okay. So I think Dolly really needs home. Yeah, indeed.
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All right, So there you go, Dolly's picture again posted on the social
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media and my social media Dave alland Radio Facebook of a Day Allen Show on
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x and we'll have had it back with us next week. But go and
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get Dolly. Let's talk to Kate White now again Knawha County Board of Education
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member, and would like to be elected at that position because you were appointed.
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So we'll get in that story a little bit later on give us the
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bio though on Kate White, Sure, sure, I'm a West Virginia born
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and raised. I'm from Elkins and Randolf County, lived there my whole life.
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Went to college in Pittsburgh. Didn't go to pitt w W fans don't
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hate me here, Yeah, yes, I did not. I went to
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Carnadie Mellen. I did not go to pitt I did not go to but
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came back to West Virginia after that and went to law school at WVU and
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have lived in Charleston for about seventeen years now, so it's home. Lived
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here almost as long as I lived in Elkins. So you were appointed to
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the board replacing your husband, right, Ryan, who was And I had
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Ryan on the show earlier this week because he's running for the state Intermediate Court
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of Appeals. You were appointed to that position. I guess you guys are
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pretty busy in your household, right, It's been a very very busy spring.
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We've got three kids who are very busy in sports and music, and
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they're in school. So yes, we have been juggling a lot of friends
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have been helping in family, and we're really appreciative. But it's also been
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great for our kids to see both of us out there, and I'm proud
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of that. They're engaged, they want to help us. They've been waving
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signs, they've been you know, talking to friends, and so it's been
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fun for them. I would talk to you about that because off the air
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you were telling me that you had one of your kids out there sign waving
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with you. But I'll tell the inside story here. You said that you
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had them sign waving I guess in front of which donut shopping canosity. Yeah,
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and they were out there sign waving, and that they were apparently more
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interested in the donut than they were the sign waving. Correct. Correct.
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We had to take a bathroom break and we ran and grabbed some donuts,
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and she sat in the minivan while I waved some signs donuts. So why
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did you consider being appointed to the board in the first place, because,
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I mean, you didn't have to, weren't in ordered to be there.
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You decide what was it about the Board of Education in that position that appealed
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to you. Sure, Well, you know, I've got three kids in
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school, and so I have also been really involved in my kids' schools.
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So I see every day, you know, what they're going through, what
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the teachers are going through, And for me, education is one of the
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most fundamental things that we can do for our state to help our kids,
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to give them a solid foundation. And so just felt like, you know,
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having seen what Ryan went through and the experience, is that there's just
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a huge chance to be a voice for the community, to you know,
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relay as a parent, what do we see, what's happening with schools,
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to relate what we hear from from folks, so be a conduit to the
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superintendent and the administration. And so I just felt like I really wanted to
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be a part of that and felt like I could bring a lot to the
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table. And so, what have you learned in that position so far?
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Because I anytime, you know, you think you no till you get there
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in any office, not necessarily you what what did you learn? Sure,
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I think people don't understand it, and you know, I had a little
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background in it, but didn't fully understand the role of the board and a
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good bit of the day to day decisions really are made by the superintendent and
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the folks who work with the superintendent and the board's role is to oversee that
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to make sure that things are happening. You know that the law says needs
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to happen. There's a lot of law and procedure that goes through that process.
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We had to go through personal hearings, which was very challenging and hard,
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and you know, funding is just a major issue for the education system.
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So that's been a big eye opener for me seeing what that looks like,
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what the budget looks like, what the impact of you know, losing
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students is, and how that impacts the number of teachers we can have,
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the money we have for facilities, that kind of thing. Talk about the
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challenges better and you kind of touched on a little bit from the challenge to
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facing public schools today, right. I mean, the declining student population in
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Kennack County is a huge issue because it absolutely impacts are funding and so how
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do we still make sure that we're meeting the needs of all of our students
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and we're supporting our teachers and paying them what we should be paying them with
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less money. It's it's very hard and so that is a big, big
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issue. Attendance is a big issue, and student behavior are things that I
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think we've really got to get a handle on because after COVID, there's just
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been so many things come to light, and so those are things I care
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very passionately about and want to work if I'm elected to stay on the school
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board to help the school system try to figure that out. Taro Ka White
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again, who has been appointed to the Canaw County Board of Education and she
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Talk about the campaign, I know there was a form. I think
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there was only was there only one one form held for for BOE candidates?
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There was one, just one for Board of Education candis there have been others
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with other candidates, right well to talk about the campaign. Sure, Yeah,
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it's been really fun to get out there to meet people, to get
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to meet the other candidates running for board, to meet other candidates running for
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other offices. To listen, you know, I think that's important being a
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board member is to listen to you know, parents, to listen to teachers,
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to the concerns that folks have. So I've really appreciated that, and
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I think as an attorney, that's something that pretty skilled at. It's something
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we're trained to do, is kind of listen and think about solutions and try
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to work through them. So I've enjoyed that. I've enjoyed getting to meet
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people and getting out there. It's not something I ever thought I would do.
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But I'm proud of myself for put myself out there and have a ton
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of respect for other candidates and people who run for office. After having gone
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through this, and of course being a board member in the state's largest county,
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it's a little bit different. I mean, with all due respect to
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all board members across the state of West Virginia across the country, a little
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bit different being one here in Knawa County because one of the things I talked
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about with Canawa County is no matter what the candidate is, it is kind
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of a diverse county, meaning that you know, what Saint Albans is going
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through may not be the same as what Cistonville is going through. And I
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use that as an example, and I would imagine that it's the same when
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you're when you're dealing with the public schools. You know, a GW may
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not be the same as a Riverside and it's it's just because they're different,
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very much so, and the needs of elementary, middle and high school are
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very different. But I've seen that, you know, the eastern part of
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the county has different issues, very much so than downtown Charleston schools. And
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so it's a challenge to try to meet all of those needs and get the
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support that you know, every school needs and wants. But I definitely want
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to make sure that we do that and then we're listening because again, we
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can't. You know, there are some things we have to do across the
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county, right but as much as we can give local control schools to principles
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to do what's best for them. I'm very supportive of that. We can't
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always, but as much as we can, I think that matters because they
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know what their needs are and they're very different across the county. You have
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a website or social medium that you like to have a Facebook page, It's
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Kate White for Kanall County Board of Education. So if you look me up
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there, I've got some information about you know, just what I think and
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what I care about and what I've been doing. I mean, the final
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thirty. Why should someone vote for Kate White for candidate for the Canawa County
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Board of Education. Sure. Well, I've very much appreciated the opportunity just
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these past few months to serve as a member, and I think it's important
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to have parents it's on the board who have kids in school. I have
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a seventh grader next year who will be a rising seventh grader, and one
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that'll start kindergarten. So I'm here. I'm not going anywhere. We're going
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to be involved in the schools whatever happens, no matter what, because it's
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something I care passionately about. As an attorney, I work with folks in
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the community. You know, I understand what families are going through and I
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want to make sure the county is doing everything we can to support students because
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what's happening to them, unfortunately outside of the school does impact what's happening in
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school, you know, with attendance, making sure we've got counselors support for
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them so that kids can be at school and focused on school, which is
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really what we need them to do. And you know, I'm just someone
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who believes in listening and so I want to hear from folks. I want
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to hear your ideas and suggestions and then be a conduit to the superintendent administration
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about you know, how they think we can improve what we're doing. Okay,
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why current remember the canak Addy Board of Education running for reelection. I
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for we got early voting. Of course, we have regular voting. If
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you have early voting going on to day tomorrow days. But who's counting Election
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Day? Have you counteddate down? Election Day is on Tuesday. Polls open
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six thirty am to seven thirty pm. Does it me or just seem like
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this campaign has been going on since like nineteen seventy three, so I think
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what you're talking The answer to your question is yes, And I'm not the
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one like you. Folks are out driving all over the state, so I
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mean, I'm not going to get the sympathy from you. The starting line
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has moved back and what used to be one hundred yard dash is now for
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four hundred, so it's a much longer campaign season. It's a slog.
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It's crazy hard for people with young families like me, you know, puts
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an enormous burden on my wife, who's just the absolute best just making sure
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that everything's taken care of, not just with our business but with our family,
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because I have to spend so much time in my district, and my
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district is all fifty five counties. Have you been surprised by the level of
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nasty in this campaign? So, I'm never It's hard to be surprised by
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anything in politics anymore. But I am surprised by the amount of money,
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and I am surprised by the vitrol. I knew that there was going to
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be a lot of negativity in the election this year, but it is it
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seems it seems to have reached sort of a crescendo here that is higher than
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we've ever seen before, honey. And I'm not just necessarily talking about your
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race, I'm just talking about races in general. Yeah, how did we
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get here? Why are we here? So I'll tell you, we're very,
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very proud to have run a one hundred percent positive campaign. We have
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a record, a conservative record that we are proud to run on. We
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have a level of results being a statewide elected official, be in the auditor
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for the last seven years, and we're proud to talk about me. I
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don't. I don't feel the need to talk about anybody else but myself.
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But how did we get here? I think there's a negative feedback loop between
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national politics and consultants, and I think that there's a lot of people who
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are afraid to try to change the dynamic, and there's sort of a you
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know, a running strategy that you know, you tear down and build up.
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And I think that the American public at some point is going to say
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enough of this. And the people who are willing to step outside the traditional
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box of campaigning and say we're going to do it a new way. It
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might not work at first, I'm very hopeful that it works in my race,
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and I hope that that people see that. But I think that that
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there's going to be a new kind of candidate throughout this country that is able
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this weekend? Heading into the end of the final day, So hopefully I'll
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catch a couple hours of sleep that's been pretty pretty hard to come by.
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We on Monday. We started in Shepherdstown and ended in Huntington and middled and
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Wheeling. And if you've never if you've never done a three stop campaign tour
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in one day from Shepherdstown to Wheeling to Huntington, you haven't lived. And
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we've been all over the place. We've been in Jefferson and Berkeley and Ohio
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and Cabull and Putnam and kanaw We've been in Logan and Boone, We've been
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in Greenbrier, We've been in Wood County, We've been in Jackson County,
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and you know, the next four days it's just more of the same.
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It is its events, meeting voters, inspiring voters, encouraging people to vote,
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and really, at the end of this campaign, as we look forward
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to a big victory on Tuesday, it's a continuation of listening to stakeholders about
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what are the biggest problems in West Virginia. Just yesterday, we spent an
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hour and a half torn a child care facility in Parkersburg, talking to the
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director of that facility along with others, about this incredible lack of options for
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young parents for childcare in West Virginia. And it truly is one of our
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biggest It's an impediment both to our early public school education and it's an impediment
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to our workforce. And I think it's going to be incumbent upon me and
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the next governor and the next legislature to tackle this head on. We have
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somewhere in the neighborhood of seventeen thousand families in West Virginia who don't have access
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to childcare that they either can find or that they can afford. And what
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that does is it takes people out of the workforce, and in a lot
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of situations where parents are struggling, it makes it very very hard for particularly
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young kids three and four year olds to get the early childhood education they need
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to be successful kindergarteners. When you are out and about and you and your
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opponent, Mike Sort, I think would both agree that I've heard either one
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of you say anything necessarily negative about the current Attorney General Patrick Morrissey. I
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think you're both on the same page that do you think he's done a good
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job as Attorney general? What do you hear from people about the job that
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mister Morrisey's done, and what are they saying? What are they asking of
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you? Most people are asking me to make sure that we continue to have
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a leadership role in this country in defending the values of Appalachians. And what
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that means is is there are people around this country that are similarly situated to
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West Virginia's. People that live in states that depend on natural resources, people
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that live in states that believe in religious freedom, people that believe that our
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churches, who are all organized as five oh one c threes, have the
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ability to speak freely about why and which candidate they want to support. People
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that believe in the Second Amendment, people believe in being pro life. And
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what Attorney General Morrissey has done is become our country's leader in defending that value
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set. And I think why that matters is that the woke left has waged
23:36
war on places like this and it would be in their best interest. And
23:40
the thing that we have to defend the most is to make sure that we
23:42
are unsuccessful. And you know, people can say, oh, that's just
23:45
a talking point, Well it's not just last week. The Biden administration is
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showing their hand and trying to deliver a death blow to our coal industry.
23:56
And every single time that they have the opportunity to make West Virginia successful,
24:02
they go the other way. And you can see that. Just think about
24:06
this. The Biden administration is trying to make sure that every American has to
24:11
drive an electric car by twenty forty. If they were to have come to
24:15
West Virginia and said, all right, we're going to have one hundred million
24:18
new electric cars on the road. We want you to be the nation's battery.
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We want you to build three new gas fired power plans and two new
24:25
coal fired power plants, and we want West Virginia to be the deliverer of
24:30
the electricity that charges the new car. Then that's a partnership. Then they're
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saying, we believe in West Virginia, we understand your economy, we want
24:38
the people of West Virginia to be wildly successful. And then there's a partnership.
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Then you're saying, both of these things have a place in our economy.
24:45
But they didn't do that. They tried to kill the coal industry,
24:48
tried to kill the gas industry at the same time they're shoving these cars down.
24:53
And so it's just so evident to me that when a very obvious opportunity
24:59
was present to them for us to be a part of the new economy,
25:02
they said, nope, we just want you to drive our cars and not
25:07
have a job. And it's just so obvious to me that we have a
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real battle for the soul of what this country is about. And I don't
25:18
mind that people live in other places than West Virginia, and I don't even
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mind disagreeing with them about politics, but I do mind when they seek to
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destroy the very things that make West Virginia great. And for me, being
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Attorney General would be the greatest honor of my life because I would be defending
25:37
the things that I love the most, and that is the people and the
25:40
values of West Virginia. Well, best ill luck to you in the campaign
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trail the next couple days. Now, have you early voted or you're an
25:45
election day? We are an election day family. I don't know whether there's
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schedule for you Canada, so would allow you to do that? So we
25:51
have a my wife and I have a routine. We like to watch the
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movie The Campaign on election Day with Will Ferrell. It it brings a little
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levity to what is a generally stressful day. And we really like to take
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our kids with us to vote. You know, they know all the pole
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workers. Now we know all the poll workers, and just them going in
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and seeing the process I think is very very important. Our daughters are nine
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and six and uh and I'll brag a little bit on my on my daughter,
26:18
she is the president of her third grade class. Holds elementary school starts
26:22
early and when the teacher called and said that she had won it. I
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assume that's what it felt like when Michael Jordans saw his kid make a jump
26:30
shot or Tiger Woods make a put or something like that. But the I'm
26:33
very prideful of my children's activities, but watching my kid when an election was
26:37
really something. Let me ask you about this and then we'll let you go.
26:38
Okay. So, as somebody who's been around politics here for a long
26:41
long time and its spent, you know, most of your adult life in
26:45
one way or the other around politics, if you were if your child,
26:48
if your daughter, if she said this is what and I know it's very
26:52
early, but she decided this is what I want to do. Would it
26:53
be something that you'd like for her to do or I it as long as
26:57
she's doing it. To be a public servant, there is absolutely nothing in
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my life that would make me prouder than if my daughter said I want to
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make sure that the people that live on either side of me are more successful
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tomorrow than they are today. The entire idea of public service is to write,
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to bring up the people around you, to make sure that everybody else
27:18
in West Virginia has a better chance at being more successful than they are today,
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and that is that's what service is about. I got to listen to
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Tim Tebow the other night at the West Virginians for Life dinner, and he
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delivered an incredible speech, and the thing that he talked the most about was
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that the word passion gets sort of misused, and passion was a word that
27:40
was invented to describe essentially Jesus's level of service to the world. And there
27:48
is no other way to describe what it means to be passionate in your service.
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And so if we are working as hard as we can to make sure
27:59
that our children grow up in a way that they see their role in the
28:03
world as to make sure that everyone else has a better life, and I'm
28:08
certain that she'll be that way. And if that's her reason for getting into
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public service, then nothing would make me prouder than her fighting the same fight
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that I'm fighting for the people that I love the most. State auditor and
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a Republican candidate for Attorney General. JB. Mcuskey, I appreciate you being
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Not here to spread hate, to spread information. Our friend John Smoots,
34:19
how are you man? I'm good? How are you I am?
34:22
You're not here to spread hate? Are you? No? Absolutely not okay.
34:24
John smoot is with the Tays Valley Fire Department, Right, yes,
34:29
okay, But here's here to talk about what voters are looking at the on
34:36
the ballot when they go to the polls, either on election day or they
34:38
early vote. Now in Putnham County, explain what this levee is all about.
34:43
This levee will support the fire service in Putnam County. It will bring
34:47
much needed funds to cover cost of needed people to feel the declining volunteerism,
35:00
to fix the staffing problems that the departments in Putnam County are facing. It
35:06
will bring additional monies to purchase equipment, take care of facilities, take care
35:12
of our communication needs, and just provide better operating So as best I understand
35:20
this, now, there was over there was a two million dollar emergency services
35:24
levy that was posed in twenty twenty two. Is that right? And the
35:29
voters voted for it, but not buy a wide enough margin. Is that?
35:31
Is that a correct analogy? Yeah, they came in between fifty two
35:37
and fifty three percent and it was a three million dollar referendum and it was
35:45
to provide money for fire and ems. And the difference with this issue on
35:52
Tuesday, is that it is solely tied to the fire service. MS is
35:57
out of the equation now and it's two point five million, okay. And
36:04
so you have talked in the past here in other places that I've heard you
36:08
and others within the county speaking about how difficult it is. One of the
36:13
reasons that you're asking of is because you just don't have enough numbers. I
36:15
don't mean necessarily money. That's part of it too, but I'm talking about
36:19
bodies, about people that you need to operate emergency services of Putnam County in
36:23
other areas. Yeah, And the difference that people need to understand is the
36:30
fire service in Putnam County is delivered by nine departments that including the City of
36:38
Nitro that occupies part of Putnam County. We work as a system, but
36:45
the departments there are all combinations or three are combination department City of Nitro,
36:53
Tayese Valley, Hurricane, which means that we have some paid staffing still rely
37:00
upon the volunteer system. The volunteer system is what is suffering. There are
37:07
not enough people to come into the business. It's not one of those things
37:14
that people are wanting to get involved in now and since COVID, it really
37:22
has hit a decline because of everything that was presented during the pandemic, and
37:28
it's just not a popular thing to be volunteering your time to do in a
37:36
business that has a lot of risk to it. Talking again with John Smooth
37:42
about the Emergency Services left, It's been called a couple of different things,
37:45
right, Yeah, In twenty twenty two it came out as an emergency services
37:52
levee and that was to deal with the fire in the MS issues. Now
37:57
it's just fire rescue. You may see some signs out that still call it
38:02
the Emergency Services levee, but it is the fire Rescue levee and solely dedicated
38:09
to the FIR service. Talk about the number of calls that have come in,
38:13
and you've been doing this for a while. Not saying you're old or
38:16
anything. I'm just saying you've been you've been, you've been at this.
38:19
How long have you been at this? Last month was fifty years, fifty
38:22
years. Talk about the number of calls and how they've how they've gone up.
38:29
We were told twenty years ago that the baby boomers were going to increase
38:36
the demand on our services. We are in prime baby boomer time. I'm
38:44
one, and our call volume has gone up because of the demand of medical
38:51
services. The fire departments in Putnam County are involved in providing medical care as
38:57
well as the fire rescue component of what we do, and so we've known
39:04
for a very long time that our call volume was going to kind of blow
39:08
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better health today. And if it doesn't pass this time, that's not a
39:47
good prognosis. And the staffing issues are not going to go away. The
39:55
cost of operations in today's the co on me fuel is blowing us up.
40:05
The supply chain issues are still quite causing quite of the problem in emergency services.
40:17
The cost of equipment has gone out the roof, and the money just
40:27
needs to be there to operate. And if the money's not there to operate,
40:30
then there's going to be declining services, longer response times, the same
40:37
thing that we keep trying to educate people about that it's just not going to
40:43
work. The big question everybody seems to ask when it comes to these things
40:46
is how does it affect my wallet? That's what people want to know.
40:52
Some folks will see an increase. Some folks will not see an increase,
40:59
and the fee or the fire fee that is currently in place will disappear,
41:05
and it will be a thing that has done through the Sheriff's department, through
41:09
the tax division, and it'll be automatic and you won't have to worry about
41:15
another bill. But some people could experience an increase and some will experience a
41:22
decrease. But the bottom line is, from what you're telling me, I'm
41:23
not trying to take sides either way, trying not to sound like it anyway,
41:28
but the bottom line is is that services if this does not pass.
41:35
The services will be impacted. I mean greatly, yes, they will.
41:38
And Taste Value was a prime example of that. In the late summer of
41:44
twenty three. That's when we really developed a staffing problem due to funding and
41:52
we cut back on staffing fire equipment twenty four hours a day. Our ambulances
42:00
are still staffed twenty four hours a day, but the fireside is greatly impacted.
42:07
Your final ask John, for the voters of Putnam County. With my
42:10
candidates, I say, I do a thing called the final thirty when I
42:14
say why should people vote for you? Your final plea to the people of
42:17
Putnam County. When we bring this these messages to you, we are charged
42:29
with the responsibility of providing you public safety. And without the equipment, without
42:35
the people, we can't provide good service. It just our response times will
42:42
continue to grow. We will not have enough people to show up to do
42:47
what tasks need to be done. And if you have the mentality that it
42:55
will never happen to me, I've been on the front row seat of people's
43:04
lives for fifty years, and it will happen to you. It could happen
43:10
to you, and when it does, it's a tragic day for anybody that
43:16
calls for us, and until you experience that, you really don't know what
43:25
we offer. And but rest assured, if it's not there and you need
43:30
us, then you'll realize it that day, John, I appreciate you being
43:37
here. We got to leave it there. Thanks a lot man to Dave
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47:12
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47:15
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47:19
low income people, says a texture. Texta says, make no mistake.
47:22
If the fire levee does not pass with Putnam, there's a chance that if
47:25
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47:30
life depends on it, because it does, says a texture one way or
47:34
the other. Once the new legislature gavels in this year, next year,
47:37
I guess there would be a new delegate representing District twenty. The current sitting
47:42
delegate representing the district, Jeff Foster, not running for reelection. One of
47:45
the candidates on the Republican side is Jacob Blash, and he joins us now.
47:47
Jacob, good morning, welcome to the show. Good morning, nice
47:51
to be here. Give us the bio on Jacob Losh. Yeah, so
47:57
I've lived in Putnham County. About my entire life. I'm from you know,
48:00
Winfield, Scott Depot. Pretty much my entire life. My family here
48:04
is all from here. My grandfather he's been a pastor and hurricane for many
48:08
many years. My dad, he's the chief of police of Winfield currently.
48:13
He was a state trooper for over twenty some years. My uncle, he's
48:16
a state trooper he's a captain in the state Police right now. Also,
48:21
my mom works across the river and Eleanor at a steel manufacturing plan And so
48:25
I kind of grew up around Putnam County. I know Putnam County well.
48:30
I graduated from Winfield. In twenty twenty, I graduated from Marshall. I'm
48:35
now the marketing and business development officer at Pioneer Appalachia Federal Credit Union and I've
48:39
been there for about a year or so. You know, I was unanimously
48:44
elected as the Putnam County Republican Club President, actually taking the rollover from you,
48:49
Dave. So But yeah, so I know the community, they know
48:52
me, and I'm just looking forward to being being able to serve them.
48:58
Why do you want to serve? Well, what is it about this job
49:00
that appeals to you? You know? I always, just like I said,
49:05
I've always just loved this community. I've always wonted what's best for it,
49:08
and I've always felt that, you know, the people in this district
49:13
deserve a representative that is going to be transparent with them, you know,
49:19
and that is going to be that has integrity, and I really feel like
49:23
we've been lacking that, you know, in general, and so I really
49:29
think, you know, I would love to be able to bring kind of
49:30
transparency back and being able to help people, you know, and being able
49:35
to communicate and get out in the community and understand the needs that they have
49:38
and you know, be able to bring that up to the capital and be
49:42
able to get things done. How's the campaign been so far, Jacob?
49:45
Pretty good. Actually, we've we've met a lot of people, We've talked
49:49
to a lot of people, We've we've done we've done a lot of events,
49:52
we've you know, the the greatest thing about the campaign to me is
49:57
getting out and meeting people. I mean, on a see it's one of
50:00
the greatest things. It's one of the greatest privileges. I mean there is
50:04
honestly to be able to talk with people, to hear their concerns, to
50:07
actually listen to them and you know, try to get to work on their
50:10
behalfs. So what what what have you been hearing from people when you're out
50:16
talking to them? Yeah, I mean a big thing is is transparency and
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accountability, so for our legislature and trying to remain accountable to them and being
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able to have that open dialogue and open communication with them. That's a major
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thing we've heard. Also, you know, trying to bring more investment into
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Putnam County, bringing more economic development in and our education system is something that
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gets brought up a lot, and how we need to be able to continue
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to improve that and improve things for our kids. And so those are those
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are three big issues that come up time and again, along a variety of
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issues including you know, public safety and I mean et cetera. There's all
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there's all sorts. Where can people learn about your campaigns? We wrap it
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up here. Yeah, so they can go to our website and go to
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loss for delicate dot com, or they can call me at three or four,
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eight oh seven, seven nine ninety seven. We have a Facebook page
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also so they can get ahold of us and they can ask us questions,
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get good with us, or do anything on that front. Give me the
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final thirty seconds. Why should someone vote for Jacob Blish? Yeah, I
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mean I've been around. You know, I ran in twenty twenty two.
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I lost by one hundred and seventeen votes, but I stuck around. I
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never I never went away. You know a lot of people come and go,
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but I'm still here. A matter of fact, I took even more
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of an active role in the Republican Party and in my community and for the
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people of District twenty than ever before. And so I really believe that is
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that is the main motivator, That's the main differential. Is I've stuck around,
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I've been here, the people know me, I know them, and
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I know the issues that are affecting our district. All right, Jacob,
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we got to leave it there. We wish you the best of luck with
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the campaign. Man. Thanks a lot, Thank you, I appreciate it.
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Jacob Blisch again, Republican candidate four House in District twenty. All right,
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