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Cheap politics

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By Kelli Caseman, Ashley Orndorff
| The Fayette Tribune Verified
It has been a lot of speaking in circles and gaslighting. Every few years, legislators and government administrators propose cuts to the Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Waiver program, which most families know as the IDD Waiver program. And every few years, West Virginians with disabilities fight against those cuts. In 2015, Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin announced a 4% cut for most state government agencies after a drop in coal and natural gas tax collections.
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Cheap politics

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By Kelli Caseman, Ashley Orndorff
| The Register-Herald Verified
It has been a lot of speaking in circles and gaslighting. Every few years, legislators and government administrators propose cuts to the Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Waiver program, which most families know as the IDD Waiver program. And every few years, West Virginians with disabilities fight against those cuts. In 2015, Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin announced a 4% cut for most state government agencies after a drop in coal and natural gas tax collections.
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Stop using West Virginians with disabilities for cheap politics

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By Kelli Caseman, Ashley Orndorff
| West Virginia Watch
It has been a lot of speaking in circles and gaslighting. Every few years, legislators and government administrators propose cuts to the Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Waiver program, which most families know as the IDD Waiver program. And every few years, West Virginians with disabilities fight against those cuts. In 2015, Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin announced a 4% cut for most state government agencies after a drop in coal and natural gas tax collections.
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