Where were they during the WVU turmoil that began under their watch? They wouldn't even answer constituents inquiring into their stance on Garrison or how the law could improve the Board of Governors. Once again, former Delegate Cindy Frich was the only one with the courage to risk her political capital in order to do what she believed was the right thing in order to resolve the disgrace. Not only did Frich speak eloquently on the issue, she has also taken positive actions to promote a Board of Governors insulated from excessive political influence.
Lisa Jones Pittsburgh