WASHINGTON – Today, Senator Jim Justice joined Senator Cynthia Lummis at the Bitcoin for America Conference, and announced his support for her bill, the Boosting Innovation, Technology, and Competitiveness through Optimized Investment Nationwide (BITCOIN) ACT in the Senate: “I’m proud to join Senator Lummis on this common-sense bill to create a strategic Bitcoin reserve and codify President Trump’s executive order. This bill represents America’s continued leadership in financial innovation, bolsters both our economic security, and gives us an opportunity to wrangle in our soaring national debt. There is plenty more to learn for me when it comes to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, but as a businessman I

WASHINGTON – Today, Senator Jim Justice announced he is joining the Bipartisan Senate Community Development Finance Caucus: “I am excited to join the Senate Community Development Finance Caucus where we can coordinate, expand, and continue to promote sustained economic growth through the help of Community Development Financial Institutions. West Virginia can and will continue to benefit from the good Community Development Banks bring to low income and rural areas, and I look forward to the work ahead with the caucus,” said Senator Jim Justice. BACKGROUND: Senator Justice joins a bipartisan group of Senators including Mike Crapo (R-ID), Mark Warner (D-VA), Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-MS), Tina Smith (D-NM),

WASHINGTON – Yesterday, Senator Jim Justice introduced his first bill, the “Hershel ‘Woody’ Williams National Medal of Honor Monument Location Act.” This legislation would authorize the National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation to establish a permanent monument on the National Mall. “Medal of Honor recipients have displayed bravery in the face of adversity, and it is important for us to pay tribute. This bill is the least we can do to honor their heroic deeds with a permanent place on the National Mall. Folks like Woody Williams represent the very best of our country, and the sacrifices they make to protect our freedoms should never be forgotten,” said