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Removed regs that protect the miners also. Eliot Rosewater Mar 2017 #1
Even then, they won't. Initech Mar 2017 #3
We are close to losing all protections. Stupid people dont get it yet. Eliot Rosewater Mar 2017 #4
They will die smiling!!! atreides1 Mar 2017 #13
GOP has built that into their models somehow IronLionZion Mar 2017 #17
Is there anything they are being honest about? Initech Mar 2017 #2
As with many other indicators, we were definitely going in the right direction under Obama on this. tenorly Mar 2017 #5
Highest employment in coal mining was 1920s. Highest production was 1950s. Not coming back. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2017 #6
It would help the Democratic Party to engage some of these folks and see how we can help them. 33taw Mar 2017 #7
Here's the problem atreides1 Mar 2017 #15
The Dem plans are train for new jobs and/or move IronLionZion Mar 2017 #19
What Trump forgot to say was FakeNoose Mar 2017 #8
It is easy to mock the people and groups that voted for Trump, but what will be the gain? 33taw Mar 2017 #9
Our candidate DID offer solutions to their needs BumRushDaShow Mar 2017 #11
Nothing else offers them the pay and lifestyle of coal mining. IronLionZion Mar 2017 #16
The steel workers went through similar in Pittsburgh BumRushDaShow Mar 2017 #26
Some skills might transfer to oil/gas jobs IronLionZion Mar 2017 #30
"Trump's brilliant plan for AAs" BumRushDaShow Mar 2017 #31
the free market is killing their jobs... paleotn Mar 2017 #39
Doesn't matter what Prez T does, coal is out, nat gas, wind & solar are the way to go. burfman Mar 2017 #10
I remember our coal stove as a child HockeyMom Mar 2017 #12
I remember visiting NYC when I was 12 in 1969 TexasBushwhacker Mar 2017 #21
Needless to say FakeNoose Mar 2017 #23
I realize that TexasBushwhacker Mar 2017 #25
Most new coal mines have been metallurgical, not thermal IronLionZion Mar 2017 #35
I used to travel to Pittsburgh BumRushDaShow Mar 2017 #32
U just wait , until we get those,,,,, Cryptoad Mar 2017 #14
XL pipeline got cheers in W. Va. Peachhead22 Mar 2017 #18
New coal mine will open in Somerset County, generate 70 jobs IronLionZion Mar 2017 #20
They are hoping there will be big global demand TexasBushwhacker Mar 2017 #22
Here is something recent I saw about China & coal BumRushDaShow Mar 2017 #34
They have as good as a chance as tenant farming coming back. Xolodno Mar 2017 #24
Good analysis, Xolodno. Kittycow Mar 2017 #29
clearly the solution is coal-fired cars and trucks Fresh_Start Mar 2017 #27
Well, you know.... Xolodno Mar 2017 #28
They can always resurrect this BumRushDaShow Mar 2017 #33
Coal fired Submarines and Aircraft Carriers is the way to go .... ;) OnDoutside Mar 2017 #36
And the idiots actually belived paleotn Mar 2017 #37
I heard the Steam Locamotive industry is in real trouble SteamAddict Mar 2017 #38
Kick Cha Mar 2017 #40
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