West Virginia governor vetoes help for neglected and foster kids after approving tax cuts
Governor Patrick Morrisey vetoed a dozen bills aimed at child welfare and foster care while approving a personal income tax cut.
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Governor Patrick Morrisey vetoed a dozen bills focused on foster care and child welfare, citing cost concerns shortly after approving $230 million in annual tax cuts.
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