Coal miners ask Obama to stop ‘absolute lies’

[Trinnity]

Coal miners ask Obama to stop ‘absolute lies’ (http://www.heraldstaronline.com/page/content.detail/id/578941/Coal-miners-ask-Obama-to-stop--absolute-lies-.html?nav=5010)


BEALLSVILLE - Coal miners at the American Energy Corp. Century Mine said they want President Barack Obama to stop what they term the war on coal - and to stop spreading mistruths about them.

Miners gathered Friday afternoon to express their opposition to Obamas energy and environmental policies, which they believe threaten their jobs. Miner Mitch Miracle read aloud a letter the miners mailed to Obama that outlines some of their concerns.

The miners said Obama's campaign team is running ads filled with blatantly false statements [...]

(more at link)

Obama has tried to kill this industry and the jobs with it. He's said so openly.
When is he gonna care about Americans and their jobs?

[Cigar]

http://www.addictinginfo.org/2012/08/28/coal-miners-forced-to-attend-romney-event-without-pay/

Republicans love the symbolism of coal miners. Coal miners represent big energy. They are real men, not afraid to work hard and get dirty for their living. When pressed to produce a jobs plan, Republicans are quick to point to coal workers. Coal workers make great GOP photo ops and Mitt Romney’s handlers know that well enough to arrange exactly that. They contacted a friendly Ohio coal mine and asked them to send a few miners to a Romney rally. The problem? The coal miners weren’t paid for the photo op and they felt they could lose their jobs if they didn’t go.

[GrassrootsConservative]

http://www.addictinginfo.org/2012/08/28/coal-miners-forced-to-attend-romney-event-without-pay/

Republicans love the symbolism of coal miners. Coal miners represent big energy. They are real men, not afraid to work hard and get dirty for their living. When pressed to produce a jobs plan, Republicans are quick to point to coal workers. Coal workers make great GOP photo ops and Mitt Romney’s handlers know that well enough to arrange exactly that. They contacted a friendly Ohio coal mine and asked them to send a few miners to a Romney rally. The problem? The coal miners weren’t paid for the photo op and they felt they could lose their jobs if they didn’t go.

You're funny.

[Trinnity]

Oh I think they had their say, Cigar, and their say matters more than yours.


In response to the assertion some have made about the miners being forced to appear with Romney, the miners made the following points on Friday: As for anyone who claims the miners were forced to attend, those on-site Friday said these assertions probably came from discharged or disgruntled former employees.

source (http://www.heraldstaronline.com/page/content.detail/id/578941/Coal-miners-ask-Obama-to-stop--absolute-lies-.html?nav=5010)

And look at Dems grandstanding and we the taxpayers pay for another federal investigation so the dems can deflect, delay, and beat their collectivist chests while they use their power to harass Mr. Murray. <pfft>


Despite the miners Friday statements, Ohio Democrats have requested a federal investigation regarding Murrays campaign contributions and practices.

source (http://www.heraldstaronline.com/page/content.detail/id/578941/Coal-miners-ask-Obama-to-stop--absolute-lies-.html?nav=5010)

[garyo]

How about some photo ops there in the hood, possibly in front of a community organizing office where work is discouraged.

[Bane]

So, Democrats got put in their place by workers, so that warrants an investigation....aka shakedown.... by Democrats.

Amazing how people still vote Democrat in this country. Let a worker(s) speak out against Democrats and try suddenly find themselves neck deep inside an investigation. So much for Democrats for the little guy.

[Calypso Jones]

http://www.addictinginfo.org/2012/08/28/coal-miners-forced-to-attend-romney-event-without-pay/

Republicans love the symbolism of coal miners. Coal miners represent big energy. They are real men, not afraid to work hard and get dirty for their living. When pressed to produce a jobs plan, Republicans are quick to point to coal workers. Coal workers make great GOP photo ops and Mitt Romney’s handlers know that well enough to arrange exactly that. They contacted a friendly Ohio coal mine and asked them to send a few miners to a Romney rally. The problem? The coal miners weren’t paid for the photo op and they felt they could lose their jobs if they didn’t go.

west virginians don't do what they don't want to do.

[Calypso Jones]

Know what i'm seeing? And i'mglad cause it means the public has quite enough thank you of the obamalies spread by the media. People are less and less afraid of this charge of racism if yo come out against Obama. Coal miners, small business owners, BIG business owners. The polls starting to show the truth in spite of the media spin and the hysterics of Team Obama. Akin is up over McCaskill. People are now seeing that Romney is not the boogey man that Team Obama (that includes the BM) have claimed. People are seeing some light at the end of this nightmare.

[Cigar]

How about some photo ops there in the hood, possibly in front of a community organizing office where work is discouraged.

How about you show some ... :)

[garyo]

Yawn :vrolijk_26:

[roadmaster]

Obama has tried to kill this industry and the jobs with it. He's said so openly.
When is he gonna care about Americans and their jobs?

It all has to with China. The US media won't report this. We are looking at a major turn in the economy. It's a betrayal including China and the US government.

[patrickt]

http://www.addictinginfo.org/2012/08/28/coal-miners-forced-to-attend-romney-event-without-pay/

Republicans love the symbolism of coal miners. Coal miners represent big energy. They are real men, not afraid to work hard and get dirty for their living. When pressed to produce a jobs plan, Republicans are quick to point to coal workers. Coal workers make great GOP photo ops and Mitt Romney’s handlers know that well enough to arrange exactly that. They contacted a friendly Ohio coal mine and asked them to send a few miners to a Romney rally. The problem? The coal miners weren’t paid for the photo op and they felt they could lose their jobs if they didn’t go.

Republicans like workers. Democrats like folks on welfare. Four years of President Obama and Sen. Reid mean a lower percentage of workers and a much higher percentage of folks on welfare.

Now, vote your preference.

[Trinnity]

It all has to with China. The US media won't report this. We are looking at a major turn in the economy. It's a betrayal including China and the US government.I'd like to hear more about that, roadmaster.

[roadmaster]

I'd like to hear more about that, @roadmaster (http://thepoliticalforums.com/member.php?u=87).

I would have put a link to a man that has been right !00% so far, it's the one most coin dealers listen to and is neither R or D but he is also selling another book and didn't think it was appropriate. I don't buy his books but he studies markets and he also see's what I do. I will be glad to PM it to you.

[Canadianeye]

Akin has polled ahead? Excellent news.

[Captain Obvious]

http://www.addictinginfo.org/2012/08/28/coal-miners-forced-to-attend-romney-event-without-pay/

Republicans love the symbolism of coal miners. Coal miners represent big energy. They are real men, not afraid to work hard and get dirty for their living. When pressed to produce a jobs plan, Republicans are quick to point to coal workers. Coal workers make great GOP photo ops and Mitt Romney’s handlers know that well enough to arrange exactly that. They contacted a friendly Ohio coal mine and asked them to send a few miners to a Romney rally. The problem? The coal miners weren’t paid for the photo op and they felt they could lose their jobs if they didn’t go.

Come visit the Ohio Valley and find out how inaccurate you really are.