The resolution urges the Governor of West Virginia and the state's federal representatives to take action to prevent job losses among the more than 17,000 federal employees residing in the state. It highlights the disproportionate impact that federal job cuts would have on West Virginia's small population and struggling economy, particularly in areas like Parkersburg, where recent layoffs have already caused significant financial distress. The resolution emphasizes the importance of preserving high-paying government jobs, as their loss would not only affect the employees and their families but also local businesses and the overall economic stability of the state.

Furthermore, the resolution criticizes the motivations behind the job cuts, suggesting that they are not genuinely aimed at combating fraud and inefficiency but rather serve to justify tax cuts for wealthy individuals. It calls on the state's leaders to actively fight against the elimination of these valuable government positions and to advocate for the preservation of jobs that provide essential services to the community. The resolution concludes with a directive for the Clerk of the House of Delegates to send copies of the resolution to the Governor and all federally elected representatives from West Virginia.