But, wait, there's more.
XFINITY - W.Va. Gov. Tomblin keeping Obama at arms' length
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin joined U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin on Wednesday in the list of top West Virginia Democratic officeholders keeping their distance from President Barack Obama, saying that neither the Democratic incumbent nor the presumed Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, has earned his vote.
Tomblin faulted Romney for "supporting policies that will end Medicare and Social Security as we know it," echoing a Democratic attack on the former Massachusetts governor.
"His policies will put more burdens on West Virginia families who are simply trying to make ends meet," Tomblin said.
But Tomblin also continued his repeated criticisms of Obama's approach to coal-related issues. West Virginia is the nation's second-biggest producer of this fossil fuel. The administration believes that burning coal is hurting the environment by releasing carbon dioxide and the latest evidence shows that process is linked to climate change. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, meanwhile, has repeatedly sparred with the mining industry Clean Water Act-related permits.
Looks like it's lose-lose for WVA.