LOL hardly, Mr. Strawman.
trump promising to make call great again and you trying to pretend that you don't care about that. You are hilarious.
LOL hardly, Mr. Strawman.
Trump was the better option, hands down.You should apologize for voting for trump
Trump was the better option, hands down.
Can you imagine if the world's leading penis envy expert had actually won?
you are the sort of person that trump loves and civil people hate
You consider yourself civil? What a joke.
You obviously can not take the shit you dish out in this forum.
Based on your responses I consider you a jerk.
Your assertion that trump is making coal great again is incorrect.
Don’t you have anything different to contribute. You have made the same stupid statement 20 times already. Come up with something new.
I have already addressed your stupidity.
your assertion that trump is creating jobs in coal because 50 coal generating plants have closed is incorrect.
you do know that in the top three coal producing states, Trump is polling at 60% or better?
of course you don't, you don't read. If CNN doesn't tell you, you don't know it.
Wake up cupcake
Don't get pissed at me because you're stupid enough to vote for trump
Is there anything in your head Andrew? Anything at all?
Don’t you have anything different to contribute. You have made the same stupid statement 20 times already. Come up with something new.
I have already addressed your stupidity.
Was he on DC Junkies? Has he always been an arsehole?
Is there anything in your head Andrew? Anything at all?
Absolutely, a deep and broad understanding of what stupid Fucks trump supporters are
your comment is irrelevant.

to you maybe,
so the voters in coal country are behind trump, and that seems irrelevant to you, you the one making a case that trump is bad for the coal industry?
and you wonder why you lose so much?![]()
As the MARKET DETERMINED, not the Federal government or EPA.
Sweeet...the "other FOSSIL FUEL"....
Natural gas generators make up the largest share of overall U.S. generation capacity
https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=34172