Repeatedly tried to blame Insurance Companies too. Heres what the Washington Post fact checker had to say about that. The administrations effort to pin the blame on the Insurance Companies is a classic case of misdirection. Thats the Washington Post. Classic case of misdirection. They got three pinocchios for that whopper. Unfortunately that doesnt seem to have deterred our friends on the other side from indulging in the blame game. Within just the past week weve seen the white house lash out at the words of a cancer survivor and try to point a finger of blame at texans. And a few days ago get this one one of the president s closest political allies attacked the very kind of folks who are now losing their Health Coverage under obamacare. Free riders he called them. Free riders. You know the folks hes talking about. These arent people who have done anything wrong. Theyre not freeloaders or free riders or anything else. Theyre our neighbors, our constituents, and theyre not looking for h
Defects, cancers and other human Health Issues that coal is responsible for. For the sake of our planet, the sake of Public Health and the sake of future generations, lets stop talking. Epa, do your job. Thank you. Thank you. And thank you for picking the drive here. For making the drive here. Next on the panel we have senator mcconnell. And ryan patton. Thank you very much for the opportunity to be here. Appreciate the chance to come here on behalf of my state. Its my understanding these sessions are intended to gather Stakeholder Input on what people think about future carbon regulations on existing power plants. However, i couldnt help but notice these sessions are scheduled only, only for states where coal does not have a large presence. Like california and massachusetts. Other regions of the country have or are well aware that coal provides nearly 40 of our nations electricity. As such, i ask all of you folks to hold a hearing in kentucky to hear the concerns of coal country. But