are loyal trump voters but what you see here is really an opening divide as well between the working coal miners and the coal miners who are rapidly being put out of work and who are being essentially forced in to retirement. according to the coal miners union you are starting to see some cracks among those workers because they re starting to see that no matter the dramatic changes that have been made under trump, they are continuing to lose their jobs and so maybe just maybe they re starting to be open to some more of the arguments from democrats about how democrats or any lawmaker frankly can invest more in their communities because what they re seeing is regardless of the regulatory red carpet that s being rolled out, you know, the market s just moving in the opposite direction. they re moving to renewals, solar and natural gas. heidi przybyla, thank you
things, he s attacking you, conor lamb, by saying you don t support pension rights, you are not doing enough for pensions. this is a big issue for workers in the district. if that s the union leadership misinformation, especially among the coal miners union. i do support trying to save that pension. there s a bill clogged up in congress and i ve always supported trying to move that through. union leadership has put out that misinformation over and over. remember this is the same union leadership that supported president obama, who was trying to kill the coal miners, the coal industry and supported hillary clinton, who definitely wanted to kill the coal industry. now they support my point. i just tell the rank-and-file members once again, come out for me. i ve always supported you, i ve always been with you. ed: you mentioned hillary clinton. she gave a speech in the last few days that she set voters in the heartland, voters in the battleground state like pennsylvania went with dona
problem. in coal country as charles machines, boy, there is a lot of animosity toward this administration. the coal miners union sitting out this election. that plays in a lot of states, including ohio a pennsylvania. hard to publicize the regulations, or administratively, the federal register. hard to explain why they so suppress energy development and production and development. especially on coal. also on oil and natural gas. make a big issue of the whole, obama is the epa. part of the obama administration are radical. other star parts are staying center. justice department taking over by law professionals and epa taken over by left wing environmentalists. make an issue of that. bret: juan, vice president biden in danville, virginia, not north carolina, in virginia said this today about governor romney. look at what they value and look at the budget. and what they are proposing. romney wants to he said the
at a check point in the southwestern province. officials there say is policeman believed to have links with mill at the present times opened fire on colleagues, killing ten. this comes one day after six american servicemen were killed by afghan officials who were thought to be u.s. partners. i m craig boswell. now, back to huckabee. for the headlines log on to fox news .com. you are watching the most powerful name in news. mike: four years ago the coal miners union put their voting power behind barack obama. at the time that was over 100,000 workers and voters. that is voters and workers that obama could count on. but this year, the umwa has not endorsed president obama. in fact, members have been vocal that this administration s epa rules are
things, he s attacking you, conor lamb, by saying you don t support pension rights, you are not doing enough for pensions. this is a big issue for workers in the district. if that s the union leadership misinformation, especially among the coal miners union. i do support trying to save that pension. there s a bill clogged up in congress and i ve always supported trying to move that through. union leadership has put out that misinformation over and over. remember this is the same union leadership that supported president obama, who was trying to kill the coal miners, the coal industry and supported hillary clinton, who definitely wanted to kill the coal industry. now they support my point. i just tell the rank-and-file members once again, come out for me. i ve always supported you, i ve always been with you. ed: you mentioned hillary clinton. she gave a speech in the last few days that she set voters in the heartland, voters in the battleground state like pennsylvania went with dona