trust, because joe manchin is a typical democrat come he tried to masquerade as a moderate. he let the people of west virginia down. by the way the coal industry in particular will be hurt hard by this bill. he s more than happy to tow the party line especially after chuck schumer look at this. they sweetened the deal, amazing the things that go on in the swamp in washington. he promised to green light a pipeline project from one of manchin s major donors from west virginia to virginia. in reality no actual moderate would ever support this green new deal energy spending bill for any reason. it is totally and completely reckless and irresponsible. we did invite senator manchin on this program to defend his position, his office didn t respond to our request. he did every sunday show, why not come on here just a few minutes of your time is all we ask. it s a massive betrayal of the people of west virginia, their lives will get worse, their taxes will go up, the cost of living will conti
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