The 2005 legislative session is over, and some observers said it was incredibly productive, one that will go down in record books for its focus on improving West Virginia's business climate.Others called it disappointing, worthy of a "C" letter grade because it essentially ignored the needs of working West Virginians.Strong leadership in the governor's office made a huge difference," said Brenda Nichols Harper, vice president and general counsel of the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce.....
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