"We don't have a nothing burger today, and we don't have a mayonnaise sandwich," he said. "What we have is nothing more than bunch of political bull you-know-what."
Justice also said he hoped to "stop the silliness" of government actions including the $4.1 billion budget and said he was pushing against the Capitol's "immature antics."
"We don't have to be a bunch of babies, we don't have to be a bunch of children, we don't have to be one-upping the other party all the time," he said. "If we're this way, you know what we'll get done? Nothing."
His cow dung stunt drew applause and laughter from the crowd in the Capitol and AARP state director Gaylene Miller said the display was not offensive.
"That's just how the governor is. That's what we've come to expect. He's a homespun kind of guy and I think his honesty is refreshing," Miller said.
When our legislators play politics with the budget, the people of WV get a pile of bull-💩. We deserve a budget that takes us to prosperity. pic.twitter.com/b34o5Azyxb
— Governor Jim Justice (@WVGovernor) April 13, 2017
