Constitution Party of West Virginia Press Release

In a Bold Challenge to the Corrupt Two-Party System, the Constitution Party Nominates Don Blankenship as Candidate for U.S. Senate

(Huttonsville, W.Va., May 23, 2018) – On May 19, 2018, the Constitution Party of West Virginia voted unanimously to nominate Don Blankenship as its candidate for U.S. Senate. Party members recognized that Mr. Blankenship’s bold stand against the dishonest leadership of the Republican Party and aggressive advocacy for a return to constitutional government made his candidacy a perfect fit for the Constitution Party.

Spokesperson for the Constitution Party, Jeffrey Jerrell, stated, “Don Blankenship is exactly the type of firebrand we require in D.C.: someone who has suffered at the hands of the corrupt party bosses, understanding their power and evil schemes, but never compromising or relenting in his fight against them. Mr. Blankenship will represent the People of West Virginia with integrity and zeal. Most importantly, he will work tirelessly to restore the rule of the Constitution over this great Republic.”

“We look forward to Mr. Blankenship overturning the state’s poorly drafted “sore loser” law and being on the ballot so that the West Virginia people – not the Establishment – are able to choose their Senator.”

Press inquires may be directed to:

Phil Hudok, State Vice-Chair 304-940-9646

Darrell Castle, National Executive Committee 901-327-2100

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The Constitution Party of West Virginia has passed a resolution in support of Senate Bill 330. SB 330 provides for a religious and conscientious exemption from mandatory school vaccinations. Mandatory vaccination is a blatant violation of medical ethics and fundamental human rights. Vaccination is far from being an exact science. Risks include permanent, serious damage as well as death. Join the Constitution Party of West Virginia in support of SB 330(sponsored by Senators Sypolt, Azinger, Karnes, Mann, Maynard, and Rucker.
Also, the Constitution Party of West Virginia unanimously supports the passage of House Bill 4555, the Refugee Information Act. Would you attempt to navigate West Virginia’s country roads in the dark without headlights? Of course not! Thanks to the investigative work of people like Brenda K. Arthur (Chapter Leader, Greater Charleston ACT), we’ve gotten a glimpse of the true cost in dollars and services rendered for refugee resettlement in West Virginia. A comprehensive presentation by Brenda Arthur can be viewed in 3 parts on Youtube: part 1, part 2, part 3.  It has come to the attention of the Constitution Party of West Virginia, that refugee resettlement decisions are secretly being made by a few select government officials. Decisions have not only been hidden from the people, but without the knowledge and consent of West Virginia’s legislators. We cannot have government of, by, and for the people when decisions affecting the state’s citizens in a myriad of profound ways are not transparent.
Join the Constitution Party of West Virginia in supporting HB 4555(sponsored by Delegates, Butler, McGeehan, Hollen, Ward, Phillips, C. Miller, Jennings, Folk, Moye and Lynch.

PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Feb. 23, 2018

The Constitution Party of West Virginia unanimously supports SB 330, adding religious and conscientious exemptions to immunization law.
The Constitution Party of West Virginia unanimously supports amending Senate Bill 330 which modifies CHAPTER 16. PUBLIC HEALTH. ARTICLE 3. PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF COMMUNICABLE AND OTHER INFECTIOUS DISEASES to include religious and conscientious exemptions from compulsory immunizations for school children.
Why would one put faith in a multibillion dollar industry that is not liable for medical damages and determines product safety via their own testing? The combination of money and power have always accompanied corruption. The director of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention recently resigned due to a corporate conflict of interest. The CDC is the premier U.S. medical watchdog which many feel has far too often failed in its mission. Historically, parents acting as watchdogs have made the best decisions in their children’s lives, not the government.
Beware of those who cry “for the public good” or “the greater good” as did Hitler’s Germany when practicing government-mandated forced sterilization and euthanasia. No informed consent was afforded.
Informed consent is when a patient gives permission to a health intervention based on an understanding of it. Mandatory vaccines are a blatant violation of medical ethics and fundamental human rights. Vaccination is far from being an exact science. Risks include permanent, serious damage as well as death. Informed consent was an established basic human right for our health freedom as a result of the Nuremberg Trials. See Doctors Trial in Nuremberg 1947.
It is important to note that we shouldn’t need to make laws protecting what is already protected. If and when the day finally comes when unalienable laws granted by our creator and guaranteed in our Constitution rule, we will truly have the Rule of Law and there will be no need for legislation such as Senate Bill 330.
Government is not God! The history of Hitler’s Germany reinforces “limited government” and “rule of law”.
Join the Constitution Party of West Virginia in supporting SB 330 by Senators Sypolt, Azinger, Karnes, Mann, Maynard, and Rucker.
To facilitate public vaccine awareness, the Constitution Party of West Virginia will livestream part 1 of the docu-series “The Truth About Vaccines” at the following link at 2:00 PM, Saturday, February 24th:
https://livestream.com/accounts/11933679/
 
 

The Constitution Party of West Virginia will hold a state meeting in Charleston on Sat., January 27 at the Bob Evans in Kanawha City beginning at noon. The meeting originally scheduled January 13 was postponed due to weather conditions.
Speakers Topics
Keith Morgan-WVCDL 2nd Amendment Rights
Brenda Arthur-Greater Charleston ACT Refugee Influx Into West Virginia; (take a look at this information relating to Brenda’s address)
Dr. Josh Super-College Professor Political Climate – Perspectives & Effects, College
Students – Where Are They & Reaching Them,
And More
The West Virginia Legislature, which convened on January 10, will be invited to attend along with the Secretary of State – Mac Warner, Attorney General – Patrick Morrisey, & Governor – Jim Justice.
The public and all legislative candidates, regardless of political affiliation, are encouraged to attend. Good government and the Rule of Law is everyone’s responsibility.
If all goes well and the internet cooperates, we will be live-streaming the meeting at https://livestream.com/accounts/11933679/
The event will be uploaded to Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/user/pjhudok
 

The Constitution Party of West Virginia will hold a state meeting in Charleston on Sat., January 13 at the Bob Evans Restaurant in Kanawha City beginning at noon to 5 p.m.
Featured are 3 guest speakers:
Keith Morgan of the West Virginia Citizens Defense League will address  2nd Amendment Rights,
Brenda Arthur of the Greater Charleston ACT will address Refugee Influx Into West Virginia,
Dr. Josh Super, College Professor, will speak on Political Climate – Perspectives & Effects, College Students – Where Are They & Reaching Them, And More.
All members are urged to attend as well as the general public regardless of political affiliation.  Members of the West Virginia Legislature, which convenes on January 10, will be invited to attend along with other public officials.  Good government and the Rule of Law is everyone’s responsibility.
If all goes well and the internet cooperates, we will be live-streaming the meeting at https://livestream.com/accounts/11933679/
For more info: Jeffrey Jarrell 304-771-0088, Phil Hudok 304-940-9646

The National Committee of the Constitution Party will meet at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The keynote speaker for the event will be Vernon Robinson. Robinson is a former United States Air Force Captain, conservative political activist, former candidate for the U.S. Congress, and a former City Council member of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He was also the campaign director of the National Draft Ben Carson for President Committee. Robinson has said,
“The domestic enemies of the Republic now constitute the greatest threat to the Republic, possibly the greatest threat in its history.  I believe that the Constitution     Party has never had a greater opportunity to tap into the GOP betrayal of the country.”
The meeting will be on Friday, October 27 and Saturday October 28th at the DoubleTree Pittsburgh International Airport. Registration is $95.00 per person, includes lunch on Friday, the Friday evening banquet meal, and Saturday lunch.   Further details are available at www.constitutionparty.org .
 

The Constitution Party of W.Va.’s 2016 candidate for Governor, Phil Hudok, has announced that he will run for Randoph Co. Sheriff in the next election.
Phil is a proven champion on Constitutional /Rule of Law issues. He has been involved in successful court battles including numerous cases in the West Virginia Supreme Court and a case in Federal Court. He believes that the sheriff’s duty as the supreme law enforcement officer in the county is to see that the law is upheld, and applied fairly.
Phil has remarked, that the sheriff “takes an oath to uphold the state constitution. The West Virginia Constitution, while not perfect, has some real protections and important principles that must be followed. All law enforcement actions in Randolph County are subject to and under the jurisdiction of the Sheriff’s Office which serves the people that elect the Randolph County Sheriff. While good government is essential, government is only meant to do what individuals, families, churches, and other non-governmental institutions cannot provide. Proper government is about good stewardship and public safety while protecting private property and individual rights. As Ronald Reagan rightly warned, ‘The nine most dangerous words in the English language are, I’m from the government and I’m here to help.”
Over the years, Phil has had numerous positions of service and responsibility. He served as officer in the Tygarts Valley Lions Club, Randolph County Education Association, Randolph County Tax Study, and Constitution Party of West Virginia. He was a national presenter of outstanding teaching practices for the Southern Regional Education Board in Nashville, TN and was teacher of the Year of Tygarts Valley Junior/Senior High School. After earning a BA in Physics at West Liberty State College, where he was Student Personnel Manager of ARA Food Service, he obtained a Masters in Educational Computing from Charleston University. Since 1972, Phil has owned and operated Century Photo, a photo/video service and media production company.
Phil says, “Good government is everyone’s responsibility. Do your part, expect and demand good honest representative government. Become informed, encouraged and vote.”
His campaign website is www.hudok.com and Facebook page is “Phillip Hudok”.

Constitution Party of West Virginia will hold it’s next meeting at the Western Steer Family Steakhouse in Elkins on April 8, 2017, Saturday, from 12-5pm. Members and all who are registered to vote as Constitution Party are encouraged to attend. The general public and those interested in learning more about the Party are welcome.
The Western Steer Family Steakhouse is located on the South Side of Elkins on Rt. 219/250 on Beverly Pike.
We hope to see you there.

The Constitution Party of West Virginia has approved a resolution in support of a balanced budget with no tax increases.
Whereas, the State of West Virginia has created the Municipal Home Rule Pilot Program allowing selected cities to replace all or part of their B &O tax with a sales tax of no more than 1%,
Whereas, this new tax is currently being imposed on consumers in 28 municipalities in W.Va.,
Whereas, the Legislature is currently considering a bill, S.B. 441, to expand the program to all municipalities in W.Va.,
Whereas, H.B. 4009 of 2016, the Letting Our Counties Act Locally Act, permits counties, with the approval of voters, to impose a 1% sales tax for road construction,
Whereas, these recently created sales taxes combined with the current 6% sales tax total a potential tax of 8% in some areas of the State,
Whereas, the Legislature is currently considering S.B. 477 which would dramatically increase DMV fees,
And, whereas, the people of West Virginia are among the poorest of any state in the Nation,
The Constitution Party of West Virginia demands that the Legislature and Governor produce a balanced budget for the next fiscal year that includes no tax increases. We oppose any attempt by subterfuge to increase taxes under the guise of fee increases or any attempt to allow local governments to further increase taxes. Furthermore, we oppose any effort to place the people of West Virginia under debt bondage in order to maintain current spending levels which should be cut to match expected revenues.
The Government of West Virginia should conduct itself in the same way that the citizens of this state are forced to do when confronted with reduced income – cut spending.