Senator Jim Justice, a U.S. senator from West Virginia and former governor of the state, addressed topics ranging from local craftsmanship to national policy issues in a series of posts on his social media account between March 20 and March 21, 2026.
On March 20, Justice highlighted the legacy of a well-known West Virginia business, stating, “There is nothing quite like West Virginia craftsmanship! For over 100 years, Blenko Glass has been creating its very own shining piece of Almost Heaven and sending it out into the world. Thank you for highlighting Blenko’s incredible history and artistry, @GMA! https://t.co/tM82Q7BeAF”.
Later that day, he commented on ongoing congressional negotiations regarding Department of Homeland Security funding: “It is incredibly frustrating that for 35 days, Democrats have blocked DHS funding. There is a name and a family tied to every single one of these paychecks. Yet again, they are forced to go without so the political theater can continue. It’s time to put an end to this.”
On March 21, Justice weighed in on sports participation policies: “Another reminder: biological boys do not belong in girls’ sports. I’ve coached many young girls competing for a fair shot, and I won’t ignore what is on the line here. The SAVE America Act restores sanity and protects our girl athletes. Time to get it over the finish line.”
Justice’s remarks reflect his broader legislative focus as outlined by his official biography. As a lifelong resident of West Virginia who served as both governor and senator (official website), Justice has prioritized economic growth and community development throughout his career. He has also championed youth programs and constituent engagement while overseeing initiatives such as Justice Family Farms and revitalizing The Greenbrier Resort into a premier event venue (official website). His background includes degrees from Marshall University—where he captained the golf team—and extensive experience in both public service and private enterprise (official website).
