Posted on 07/26/2019 6:39:30 PM PDT by simpson96
West Virginia Governor Jim Justice said Friday that since his state’s economy is growing under President Trump, he's thankful that coal miners put candidate Hillary Clinton out of business in 2016 after she threatened coal miners’ jobs on the campaign trail.
“It surely wasn’t helpful. I don’t think she was thinking. And I’m just really happy to God above that a bunch of coal miners helped put her out of business. That was the very best thing that could’ve happened to this country,” Justice (R) told "Fox & Friends."
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“I’m just really happy to God above that a bunch of coal miners helped put her out of business. That was the very best thing that could’ve happened to this country,”
AMEN, brother!
ABSOLUTELY! HOORAY West Virginia coal miners. Thank you.
Who said he was going shut them down and did?
The same coal miners that voted for Hussien for a second term?
How did that Yellow Dog stuff work out?
No, Obama lost WV and KY in both 2008 and 2012.
At the time I thought the entire E coast was insane for Hussien.
I was one of the millions who lost their lively hood.
hussein's anti coal policies devastated this area and almost drove the company that I work for out of business.
3 yrs of PDJT and we are roaring back.
Had to slow production because we can't find enough qualified people to work.
Last year we got a 40% raise!
The union bigwigs may have voted for hussein and hillary but the guys who dig the coal did not.
Several coal companies closed and were sold off.
FR threads back then stated that Soros bought them for pennies on the dollar.
Hussien & Soros working together.
We make barges that carry that coal
You must be VERY familiar with CONSOL then, correct?
We bulit their barges and rebuilt and repaired them.
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