The Journal
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MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — Except for a ray of light here and there, little daylight shone between candidates’ conservative stances Tuesday, as they pledged to defend Second Amendment gun rights, prevent abortions with pro-life policies and fund Trump’s touted border wall next to Mexico.
Where the four Republican candidates vying to win the GOP nomination in the upcoming May 8 primary separated themselves was who among them would best be able to defeat Democrat incumbent U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin.
The four candidates for the U.S. Senate seat – Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, Eastern Panhandle resident Tom Willis, former Massey Energy chief executive Don Blankenship and U.S. Rep. Evan Jenkins – participated Tuesday night in a question-and-answer forum at Martinsburg’s Apollo Civic Theater.
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