10.29.14 Assignment

Shelley Moore Capito

                Shelley Moore Capito is the daughter of former WV Governor Arch Alfred Moore, Jr. who served three terms as governor. She grew up in Glen Dale, Charleston. Her education was at Holton-Arms School, Duke University, and the University of Virginia. Shelley is married to Charles L. Capito and they have three children; two sons names Charles and Moore and a daughter whom is named Shelley. She was elected to the 30th district of the WV House of Delegates in 1996 and served there for two terms. Capito was named Minority Chairperson of the Health and Human Resources Committee and a member of the Judiciary and Banking and Insurance Committees.

Capito first ran for the House of Representatives in 2000 for the Republican nomination. She ran against a millionaire lawyer Jim Humphreys, who she narrowly beat. She was the first Republican to represent West Virginia in Congress since 1983. She was also the first ever woman elected to Congress from West Virginia. Capito continued to run for Congress and was re-elected for seven straight terms before she decided to run as the Republican Party nominee in the 2014 U.S. Senate election.

Capito has a set of things that she is campaigning for during the election. Her goals are to: give power to W.V., create more job opportunities in West Virginia, build a foundation for West Virginia , prepare West Virginia for the future, give honor to West Virginians who work to protect our freedom, and to support strong families for West Virginia.

Natalie Tennant

Natalie Tennant grew up in Fairview, West Virginia. She is that daughter of Rose Mary and John D. Tennant, Jr. Tennant attended North Marion High School in Farmington, West Virginia and graduated in 1985. After high school, she attended West Virginia University where she graduated in the year of 1991 with her bachelor’s degree in journalism, and she obtained a master’s degree in corporate and organizational communication. In 1990, she was selected to represent West Virginia was the first ever woman Mountaineer mascot. When she graduated from school in 1991, Tennant began her career in television broadcasting and reporting.

In 2004, Tennant ran unsuccessfully for West Virginia Secretary of State, losing the Democratic primary to Ken Hechler by 1,108 votes. In 2008, Tennant was elected secretary of state, beating out Republican candidate Charles Minimah with 65% of the vote. Tennant took office as the Secretary of State of West Virginia on January 19, 2009.

10.28.14 Bellringer

1. The article discusses the political races in West Virginia and discusses what would have to happen for W.V. to become a republican state.
2. I agree with this article, I feel that Capito will win and that Rahall will loose and the favor will shift towards the Republicans.

10.29.14 Bellringer

1. This supports my argument because he was being sentenced to death without being in a proper trail.
2. Yes, I think that the court was correct to stop the execution on him without him being properly tried.

10.28.14 Bellringer

I think that most of the laws are ridiculous. There are a couple that have kind of make sense, though. Laws are made to protect you and these a completely ludicrous. I don't have any idea how these even got passed in the first place.

10.27.14 Bellringer

1. They are seeking death penalty because he was the captain of the ship and ti was his job to assure that all the passengers got off the ship safely but he abandoned them.
2. I disagree with the death penalty because it wasn't like he personally killed those 300 people, but i feel he should be imprisoned for failure to do his duty.
3. I feel that the death penalty should be used in cases where there is a murder who went out and killed all of those 300 people by hand. It shouldn't be used to a case where it was a natural cause sinking and there was nothing to be done.

10.17.14 Bellringer

1. There was a case of ebola in a Texas hospital. There were arguments going on because of safety and health care at the hospital.
2. No, because we have never had anything of this caliber in our health system so we have no aqueduct training to handle this.

10.15.14 Bellringer

It says that they should look for jobs in place like medicine and jobs with computers.

10.14.14 Bellringer

1. His focus is on the government and the economy.
2. Parkersburg, WV.

10.10.14 Bellringer

I agree that she should be able to take her life because, she would suffer if she didn't make this choice and it would be a horrible way to die.
Suicide is different from euthanasia because suicide is and illegal attempt to take your own life. Euthanasia is a medical way to slowly and legally end someones life to stop them from suffering.
If I were the women in this situation I would do the same as her and choose euthanasia instead of suffering.

10.13.15 Bellringer

1. No, this doesn't surprise me because these aps have been out for a while and it was only a matter of time before everything was leaked.
2. You need to assure that the person that you are communicating won't risk your privy and respects it.

10.9.14 Bellringer

1. It says that they are also not focusing on things that matter and have too much money and time to spear.
2. Yes, because I would want to see if it is worth it.

10.8.14 Bellringer

2. No, because most women have experience sexual harassment at work.
3. I think that the people that are giving sexual harassment should be written up and or given a warning.
4. I think that they should make the laws for sexual harassment more sever.

10.6.14 Bellringer

1. These articles are on the computers to try and give you viruses.
2. My reaction is that they won't be able to monitor every post that becomes popular and is spread around Facebook.

10.3.2014 Bellringer

1. My initial reaction is stunned, this is the most absurd thing I've ever read. 
2. Yes, I believe this is a violation of your rights. You shouldn't have to pay to live in a certain town. It is horrible that they think that this is one of the most pressing problems in Belington right now. 
3. I am sure a lot of people would leave the town and or refuse to pay the fines. 

1. They are trying to cover trier tracks and say that this was just a first draft that is still to be edited. 
2.The changes are that it allowed for the use of generators in a declared state of emergency and now also during a power outage which was not the fault of the landowner, changing the section under Property Maintenance pertaining to the demonstration of the ability and means to mow and trim grass and weeds to apply only when necessary and the correction of spelling errors.

10.2.14 Bellringer

1. They believe that it isn't a worry because it is hard to spread and not arbourne yet.
2. They should worry about influenza and measles more because they are more common here and more likely to spread.
3. I am not very worried because I am a constant hand washer and if I did get sick, they would be able to cure me at a hospital.

10.1.14 Bellringer

1. No, I don't believe he should have been penalized because he was performing a religious ceremony.
2. This deals with amendment 1 freedom of religion.
3. You could keep this from happening by making the calls and reasonings more known.

9.30.14 Bellringer

1. This will make it easier to say if someone had agreed or not to consent and prevents from accusations of rape.
2. I think that it will make it easier because it kind of sets it up like an agreement, you have to both consent to it.