Coal Country Picked Trump. Now, They Want Him To Keep His Promises

[jon_berzerk]

Nonsense. Environmentalists bleated emotional garbage and liberals all farted in unison.

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^ typical Trump voter when asked how coal will make a comeback in a country with no demand for it.

16% of the world's largest economy is hardly "no demand".

You just posted an article about how prices are too low because demand is too low genius. Leading to over 100,000 jobs lost. Time to tag someone else in. You're barely able to stand.

You are all over the place. Coal is a major industry, that lefties like Obama and Hillary wanted to kill for ideological reasons.

THe lefty pretense that the industry is dead or dying is not borne out by the numbers.


IMO, it is likely that a significant portion of the drop is due to government hostility that is now going to be removed.

The drop caused by the gas glut is almost certainly temporary and will be reversed at some point as gas prices rebound.

yup

 

[Correll]

The blow back in coal country against drumpf will be huge


Donald J. Trump made many important campaign promises on his way to victory. But saving coal is one promise he won't be able to keep.


The Coal Industry Isn’t Coming Back | RealClearEnergy

As the bar to success is to NOT be actively hostile to the industry, Trump has to do NOTHING in order to be a major improvement for the region.

 

[Correll]

The Coal Industry Is Dying, And It Isn’t Coming Back

just like his white christian rube base


The Coal Industry Is Dying, And It Isn’t Coming Back

Says the man that was 100% certain that there were not enough white voters for Trump to win the election.

 

[Correll]

Nonsense. Environmentalists bleated emotional garbage and liberals all farted in unison.

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^ typical Trump voter when asked how coal will make a comeback in a country with no demand for it.

Coal is by far the cheapest, most abundant, available and easily obtained fuel source. Trump will remove tens of billions in regulations allowing the market to choose which source is used to provide energy.

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Coal is dirty, difficult to transport and not in demand

Tell Trump to ban fracking and he will help the future of coal. But we know where his backing is

Yep. Middle America.

You realize your lefty ideology has little to do with the reality of energy production, right?

 

[jon_berzerk]

Nonsense. Environmentalists bleated emotional garbage and liberals all farted in unison.

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^ typical Trump voter when asked how coal will make a comeback in a country with no demand for it.

Coal is by far the cheapest, most abundant, available and easily obtained fuel source. Trump will remove tens of billions in regulations allowing the market to choose which source is used to provide energy.

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Coal is dirty, difficult to transport and not in demand

Tell Trump to ban fracking and he will help the future of coal. But we know where his backing is

Yep. Middle America.

You realize your lefty ideology has little to do with the reality of energy production, right?

other then trying to make it too expensive to mine or create

 

[Correll]

looks like they are going to get a wake up call on being conned


From West Virginia to Wyoming, coal country overwhelmingly voted for Donald Trump and his message that he will bring coal jobs back. Now, those same voters are eyeing his incoming administration closely, careful to see if he will keep his promises to revive the coal industry and get miners back to work.

These hopes have become increasingly desperate as the industry has floundered. U.S. coal production in 2016 is projected to be at its lowest level since 1978, and over the past few years, the country has lost about 30,000 coal jobs.

Coal Country Picked Trump. Now, They Want Him To Keep His Promises

Trump blew sunshine up their asses and now they are shocked that he can't deliver

Still 18 days until he is actually IN OFFICE.

That is when his bills become due

Trump to coal country.......The check is in the mail

Oh, so now your willing to wait until he is in office?

At what point in his first day will you demand to see the results of his policies before declaring him a failure?

 

[rightwinger]

Oh okay. Did you know that India and China are behind overseas demand spikes for coal, and did you know that they absolutely do not need our coal at all because they have massive amounts if their own? But maybe Trump will get lucky and they will elect globalists who want to pay more for our coal.

blah blah blah

you like talkin out your ass

No rebuttal of course. Because you know I'm right.

no because you are full of bs

the iea sees global supply increasing at an average rate of 6% through 2020

Okay. Did you hide a point in there somewhere?

coal is not going away

anytime soon

Drip.....drip....drip

 

[rightwinger]

looks like they are going to get a wake up call on being conned


From West Virginia to Wyoming, coal country overwhelmingly voted for Donald Trump and his message that he will bring coal jobs back. Now, those same voters are eyeing his incoming administration closely, careful to see if he will keep his promises to revive the coal industry and get miners back to work.

These hopes have become increasingly desperate as the industry has floundered. U.S. coal production in 2016 is projected to be at its lowest level since 1978, and over the past few years, the country has lost about 30,000 coal jobs.

Coal Country Picked Trump. Now, They Want Him To Keep His Promises

Trump blew sunshine up their asses and now they are shocked that he can't deliver

Still 18 days until he is actually IN OFFICE.

That is when his bills become due

Trump to coal country.......The check is in the mail

Oh, so now your willing to wait until he is in office?

At what point in his first day will you demand to see the results of his policies before declaring him a failure?

Let's see how high a priority coal is with his Exxon corporate advisors

 

[jon_berzerk]

blah blah blah

you like talkin out your ass

No rebuttal of course. Because you know I'm right.

no because you are full of bs

the iea sees global supply increasing at an average rate of 6% through 2020

Okay. Did you hide a point in there somewhere?

coal is not going away

anytime soon

Drip.....drip....drip

the United States remains a net exporter of coal

drip drip drip

 

[Correll]

looks like they are going to get a wake up call on being conned


From West Virginia to Wyoming, coal country overwhelmingly voted for Donald Trump and his message that he will bring coal jobs back. Now, those same voters are eyeing his incoming administration closely, careful to see if he will keep his promises to revive the coal industry and get miners back to work.

These hopes have become increasingly desperate as the industry has floundered. U.S. coal production in 2016 is projected to be at its lowest level since 1978, and over the past few years, the country has lost about 30,000 coal jobs.

Coal Country Picked Trump. Now, They Want Him To Keep His Promises

Trump blew sunshine up their asses and now they are shocked that he can't deliver

Still 18 days until he is actually IN OFFICE.

That is when his bills become due

Trump to coal country.......The check is in the mail

Oh, so now your willing to wait until he is in office?

At what point in his first day will you demand to see the results of his policies before declaring him a failure?

Let's see how high a priority coal is with his Exxon corporate advisors

I though the lefty party line was that part of the problem was that Trump didn't listen to other people?


And my question was serious. If you are softening to the point that you are willing to wait to he is actually in office, at what point on DAY ONE, do you feel you've given him enough time?

 

[rightwinger]

No rebuttal of course. Because you know I'm right.

no because you are full of bs

the iea sees global supply increasing at an average rate of 6% through 2020

Okay. Did you hide a point in there somewhere?

coal is not going away

anytime soon

Drip.....drip....drip

the United States remains a net exporter of coal

drip drip drip

Our coal industry is gradually disappearing. The economics are no longer there

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Why wouldn't he, shithead?

Because there is no demand for coal whatsoever.

Really?

Yeah look at that stagnant U.S. demand. Bringing our jobs back indeed.

The EPA stifled the industry. Democrats should not be allowed to vote.

"Democrats should not be allowed to vote"......see the fascist tone, everyone?

You think it's fascist that people under 18 are not allowed to vote? Exact same principle.

 

[rightwinger]

Trump blew sunshine up their asses and now they are shocked that he can't deliver

Still 18 days until he is actually IN OFFICE.

That is when his bills become due

Trump to coal country.......The check is in the mail

Oh, so now your willing to wait until he is in office?

At what point in his first day will you demand to see the results of his policies before declaring him a failure?

Let's see how high a priority coal is with his Exxon corporate advisors

I though the lefty party line was that part of the problem was that Trump didn't listen to other people?


And my question was serious. If you are softening to the point that you are willing to wait to he is actually in office, at what point on DAY ONE, do you feel you've given him enough time?

I am very patient...

I can't wait for Trump to save the coal industry, give us something better than Obamacare, pay off our debt and get 100 million employed

 

[Vandalshandle]

What I want to know is just what Trump is going to do about all the jobs that have been lost in the audio cassette industry.....

 

[Correll]

Still 18 days until he is actually IN OFFICE.

That is when his bills become due

Trump to coal country.......The check is in the mail

Oh, so now your willing to wait until he is in office?

At what point in his first day will you demand to see the results of his policies before declaring him a failure?

Let's see how high a priority coal is with his Exxon corporate advisors

I though the lefty party line was that part of the problem was that Trump didn't listen to other people?


And my question was serious. If you are softening to the point that you are willing to wait to he is actually in office, at what point on DAY ONE, do you feel you've given him enough time?

I am very patient...

I can't wait for Trump to save the coal industry, give us something better than Obamacare, pay off our debt and get 100 million employed

So, now that you realize that it was unreasonable to declare him a failure 18 days before he is in office, how long are you prepared to give him before you pass judgement for real?


How long is "very patient"?

 

[jon_berzerk]

no because you are full of bs

the iea sees global supply increasing at an average rate of 6% through 2020

Okay. Did you hide a point in there somewhere?

coal is not going away

anytime soon

Drip.....drip....drip

the United States remains a net exporter of coal

drip drip drip

Our coal industry is gradually disappearing. The economics are no longer there

no

it was being shut down by the administration

 

[miketx]

The U.S. is now pumping out a record amount of oil. Yay more jobs right?! Can anyone raise their hand and tell me how many jobs cheap oil creates in the oil industry?

Considering how obastard gutted the oil industry here by bring in cheap gas, and putting millions out of work, none. Thanks for finally admitting obastard fucked the oil fields. But, stain, when the oil is produced HERE, jobs are created.

 

[RealDave]

Because there is no demand for coal whatsoever.

Really?

Yeah look at that stagnant U.S. demand. Bringing our jobs back indeed.

The EPA stifled the industry. Democrats should not be allowed to vote.

If true, then there should be massive demand because people cannot meet their energy needs! Tell me, how many hours a day is your home without power thanks to the EPA?

My energy bills, including car fuel, have stifled my consumption thanks to the EPA driving up costs. It's happened to you, too.
Democrats should not be allowed to vote.

Loved that 4$/gal under your buddy Bush & the Republicans?

 

[rightwinger]

That is when his bills become due

Trump to coal country.......The check is in the mail

Oh, so now your willing to wait until he is in office?

At what point in his first day will you demand to see the results of his policies before declaring him a failure?

Let's see how high a priority coal is with his Exxon corporate advisors

I though the lefty party line was that part of the problem was that Trump didn't listen to other people?


And my question was serious. If you are softening to the point that you are willing to wait to he is actually in office, at what point on DAY ONE, do you feel you've given him enough time?

I am very patient...

I can't wait for Trump to save the coal industry, give us something better than Obamacare, pay off our debt and get 100 million employed

So, now that you realize that it was unreasonable to declare him a failure 18 days before he is in office, how long are you prepared to give him before you pass judgement for real?


How long is "very patient"?

Failure?

Why I'm merely laying out an agenda of what I expect Trump to accomplish. He is only following "the worst president in history". He should be able to do better than a community organizer from Kenya........shouldn't he?

 

[rightwinger]

Okay. Did you hide a point in there somewhere?

coal is not going away

anytime soon

Drip.....drip....drip

the United States remains a net exporter of coal

drip drip drip

Our coal industry is gradually disappearing. The economics are no longer there

no

it was being shut down by the administration

It has been shut down by low cost natural gas