To all the coal miners laid off...

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Obama wrote:

<quoted text>Please, please help me, I told you in 2008 that I would help coal out and coal is just about out but my environmental groups in california are happy. I will replace coal for you good people by giving $300 per person food stamps instead of just $200. I will continue to help you out

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Obama wrote:

<quoted text>Please, please help me, I told you in 2008 that I would help coal out and coal is just about out but my environmental groups in california are happy. I will replace coal for you good people by giving $300 per person food stamps instead of just $200. I will continue to help you out

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Mormonizer wrote:

The sad part is some of you actually believe the Mormon is gonna save us all. It doesn't make one single bit of difference who gets elected, as nothing about coal will change. You can drink all the Mormon kool aid you want, heck you can even require young ladies to hold aspirins between their legs to prevent pregnancy, but the one thing you can not change is regardless of which one of the two bums that gets elected, things will not get any better for this area. We have been lucky and just now feeling the same effects the rest of the country has been struggling through for the last ten years. One thing is for sure you have to hand to to ol G.W., he flat out destroyed this country. Yes, that is right where the blame rests. America would have voted for a chimp just to get rid of the last Bush, and proved it. If anything Obuma hasn't done enough putting things back right, hell he continued most of the same policies, even the idiot patriot act. Obuma is a republican in disguise, and here are people believing electing another republican is the answer. The worst mistake America made was choosing Obuma over Hillary, but if I remember right blacks got their rights even before women. I find it hard to believe these two are the best both parties could offer up. Where is Ross Perot when we need him?

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Thinking Man wrote:

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Umm......yes, if Romney gets elected things will get better in the energy sector as a whole. You must not know much about the back ground and policies of the candidates. Completely different ideas. Obama and Romney have completely different policies on energy. Obama wants this country to be dependent on solar, wind and hydro. To pull away from fossil fuels for energy. Romney is for making full use of all our energy sources. Romney wants to pursue dramatic regulatory reform to accelerate the exploration and development of oil and gas, to facilitate construction of vital infrastructure and to preserve and expand crucial electricity capacity. Romney wants to reform outdated environmental laws to take cost into account, and stop the EPA’s practice of using imaginary benefits to justify onerous burdens. Romney said in his administration, coal will not be a four-letter word. Instead, we will applaud the industry’s success in consistently expanding electricity output while reducing pollution. And I will respect states’ proven ability to regulate fracking, rather than sending federal bureaucrats to take control. Romney is all for investing into new energy technologies. Romney has plans developed now that will stop the rising energy prices.
Yes, things under Romney will be very different then Obama. There will be a massive BOOM in the energy sector once Obama is out of office. Copy this message, print it out, hang it on your wall, remember it. It will happen

Tuna fish wrote:

Guess you'll have to learn to read and write to get a job now huh? That or get on disability. Oh well, at least maybe our roads won't be shit anymore with fewer coal trucks destroying them. Good riddance.

Darth Vator wrote:

Good bye Coal Obama is going to be our president again the next four years haha

Dumb wrote:

<quoted text>Are you talking about the man who wants to repeal the new affordable care act which is a direct copy of the plan that he put in Mass?If it was so great as he stated for the state of Mass and its people why aint it great for all states and america?The only boom will be in the pocketts of the rich.Letting corporations run wild at the expense of working people is no way a win for the country.

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Dumb wrote:

<quoted text>Are you talking about the man who wants to repeal the new affordable care act which is a direct copy of the plan that he put in Mass?If it was so great as he stated for the state of Mass and its people why aint it great for all states and america?The only boom will be in the pocketts of the rich.Letting corporations run wild at the expense of working people is no way a win for the country.

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Thinking Man wrote:

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Umm......yes, if Romney gets elected things will get better in the energy sector as a whole. You must not know much about the back ground and policies of the candidates. Completely different ideas. Obama and Romney have completely different policies on energy. Obama wants this country to be dependent on solar, wind and hydro. To pull away from fossil fuels for energy. Romney is for making full use of all our energy sources. Romney wants to pursue dramatic regulatory reform to accelerate the exploration and development of oil and gas, to facilitate construction of vital infrastructure and to preserve and expand crucial electricity capacity. Romney wants to reform outdated environmental laws to take cost into account, and stop the EPA’s practice of using imaginary benefits to justify onerous burdens. Romney said in his administration, coal will not be a four-letter word. Instead, we will applaud the industry’s success in consistently expanding electricity output while reducing pollution. And I will respect states’ proven ability to regulate fracking, rather than sending federal bureaucrats to take control. Romney is all for investing into new energy technologies. Romney has plans developed now that will stop the rising energy prices.
Yes, things under Romney will be very different then Obama. There will be a massive BOOM in the energy sector once Obama is out of office. Copy this message, print it out, hang it on your wall, remember it. It will happen

hmmmmmm wrote:

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Another liberal twit. There is nothing affordable about Obama's plan for the working class. It is very affordable to those that won't work and the illegal immigrants.
Obama is bringing our great nation down. We need actual change we can believe in.

hmmmmmm wrote:

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Another liberal twit. There is nothing affordable about Obama's plan for the working class. It is very affordable to those that won't work and the illegal immigrants.
Obama is bringing our great nation down. We need actual change we can believe in.

Dumb wrote:

<quoted text>How is it that you think that people who have no insurance go to the hospital and get treatment then not pay and then our costs go up to cover them is fair for the middle class.Most Middle class working people have health care through their employers so unless they just drop them nothing should change for them.People who chose not to have insurance will now have to have it wich in Mass has proved to hold cost down.

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Tuna fish wrote:

I don't wish bad for them at all! In fact I'm quite thrilled the percentage of folk with at least a GED around here might even hit double digits!
Also for them making more money than me? Quite possibly. I'm not gonna pretend to make 6 figures like some coal supervisors do. But you see, I can do some things they never will be able to. Like mathematics that is more complex than the number of fingers and toes I have.
Also, wtf does Walmart have to do with...anything? Oh let me guess with no coal Walmart wouldn't have lights, right? Lol..

Mormonizer wrote:

The sad part is some of you actually believe the Mormon is gonna save us all. It doesn't make one single bit of difference who gets elected, as nothing about coal will change. You can drink all the Mormon kool aid you want, heck you can even require young ladies to hold aspirins between their legs to prevent pregnancy, but the one thing you can not change is regardless of which one of the two bums that gets elected, things will not get any better for this area. We have been lucky and just now feeling the same effects the rest of the country has been struggling through for the last ten years. One thing is for sure you have to hand to to ol G.W., he flat out destroyed this country. Yes, that is right where the blame rests. America would have voted for a chimp just to get rid of the last Bush, and proved it. If anything Obuma hasn't done enough putting things back right, hell he continued most of the same policies, even the idiot patriot act. Obuma is a republican in disguise, and here are people believing electing another republican is the answer. The worst mistake America made was choosing Obuma over Hillary, but if I remember right blacks got their rights even before women. I find it hard to believe these two are the best both parties could offer up. Where is Ross Perot when we need him?