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Trump is a sleazeball BUT it must be noted. That first pic is from 1973 which is as dishonest as is Trump.
Agreed-the OP is as dishonest as Trump.
What he fails to mention is that polluters in West Virginia are subject to the same federal environmental regulations as every other state in the country. Another "nothingburger". But hey-he hates Trump so he's got that going for him.
What he fails to mention is that polluters in West Virginia are subject to the same federal environmental regulations as every other state in the country. Another "nothingburger". But hey-he hates Trump so he's got that going for him.
The problem is, those regulations are regularly not enforced. (which does far precede Trump)
Trump’s supporters will believe anything he says. Drink up!
Well what he really said on Wednesday, November 23, 2016 was
"During a sit-down Tuesday with top brass from The New York Times, President-elect Donald Trump told the assembled journalists, columnists and editors that “clean air and ‘crystal clear water’ were vitally important,”
and in 2017: "On climate change, Mr. Trump refused to repeat his promise to abandon the international climate accord reached last year in Paris, saying, “I’m looking at it very closely.” Despite the recent appointment to his transition team of a fierce critic of the Paris accords, Mr. Trump said that “I have an open mind to it” and that clean air and “crystal clear water” were vitally important."
and: "On the campaign trail, Trump said he would make “crystal clear, clean water” a priority as president."
I think it is another group who believes anything without supporting evidence. So where did he say "they (Appalachia) have crystal clear drinking water. You even believe a chemical spill in WV in 2014 or effluent from mining operations in 1973 has contaminated all of the water in all of Appalachia for all eternity.
Well what he really said on Wednesday, November 23, 2016 was
"During a sit-down Tuesday with top brass from The New York Times, President-elect Donald Trump told the assembled journalists, columnists and editors that “clean air and ‘crystal clear water’ were vitally important,”
and in 2017: "On climate change, Mr. Trump refused to repeat his promise to abandon the international climate accord reached last year in Paris, saying, “I’m looking at it very closely.” Despite the recent appointment to his transition team of a fierce critic of the Paris accords, Mr. Trump said that “I have an open mind to it” and that clean air and “crystal clear water” were vitally important."
and: "On the campaign trail, Trump said he would make “crystal clear, clean water” a priority as president."
I think it is another group who believes anything without supporting evidence. So where did he say "they (Appalachia) have crystal clear drinking water. You even believe a chemical spill in WV in 2014 or effluent from mining operations in 1973 has contaminated all of the water in all of Appalachia for all eternity.
There are some really nasty coal slurry's that have to be dealt with and we do not seem to be able to get the answers as to who will deal with them.
Again, while I condemned the old pictures the problem is not relegated to being an old problem.
The problem pre-dates Trump but Trump's double speak and complete lack of specifics does not inspire a lot of confidence.
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