Brent Benjamin in 2004. Afterwards, McGraw filed a lawsuit against Charleston attorney George Carenbauer and West Virginia Media Holdings over a campaign ad which McGraw claimed portrayed his speech during the 2004 United Mine Workers of America's Labor Day rally in Racine, West Virginia in an unfair light. The speech, sometimes referred to as the "Scream at Racine" or the "Scream from Racine", was featured in several campaign ads run by both the West Virginia Republican Party and the Benjamin campaign. However, the suit was dismissed in July 2005. In 2008 and 2016 McGraw successfully ran for a Circuit Court Judge post which he won both times and received over 80 percent of the vote. References 1939 births County prosecuting attorneys in West Virginia Living people Democratic Party members of the West Virginia House of Delegates People from Wyoming County, West Virginia School board members in West Virginia Justices of the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia University of Charleston alumni Wake Forest University School of Law alumni West Virginia circuit court judges West Virginia lawyers Democratic Party West Virginia state senators West Virginia University alumni Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia Presidents of the West Virginia State Senate