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On the general question, feeling pretty good. Weather is nice, life is good.
He's referring to clean or green energies, and we know union coal miners, who might be liberal, might be laid off by shuttering coal fired electric generating plants in America.
He believes he's sticking a dagger into people who might have liberal or democratic political beliefs who are coal miners. But one member of the forum, Muleskinner, said earlier in a post on another thread that illegal immigrants are now taking the place of those union miners who were laid off or fired in Southern Illinois, and the surrounding areas.
On the general question, feeling pretty good. Weather is nice, life is good.
I think he is referring to the fact that your electric bill will probably go off the charts because your hero squatting in the White House is getting ready to rule by decree. You know, that thing that dictators do to get their way.
I am sure Pennsylvania and Virginia will enjoy the decrease in their state coffers. Not that they will be as impacted as West Virginia and Kentucky, two states whose economies are weak as it is.
They voted for the one squatting in the White House.
I don't know one single coal miner that voted for Obama. They detest the clean energy movement. West Virginians have hated Obama since his first election!
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