[nwrep]

So they want to eliminate fracking and move all those new jobs out of country again?

I think the number of people involved in fracking in PA is very small, not enough to move the needle for Trump. The number of people who despise fracking is much larger.

[McGavin999]

PA got none of the manufacturing that came back to this country?

[Dr. Sivana]

The number of people who despise fracking is much larger.

The number of people who strongly prefer energy independence, low fuel prices, and less involvement in the Middle East is quite high.

Sarah Palin did a good job of bringing the issue to the forefront in 2008, and the Dems response to "Drill Baby Drill" is that it would take more than five years anyway. Well, it's been 12 years ... and it worked! Do we want to go back to the days of $200/barrel fuel spikes and $4 at the pump? Do we want our parents and grandparents having to choose between high cost winter fuel or prescription medicine? There is a path to get people focused, and Trump's operation is capable of exploiting it.

[Safetgiver]

Been fracking in Pa for60 years. The glut of oil has nothing to do with gas extraction.

[V V Camp Enari 67-68]

So they want to eliminate fracking and move all those new jobs out of country again?
I think the number of people involved in fracking in PA is very small, not enough to move the needle for Trump. The number of people who despise fracking is much larger.
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People who despise fracking is much larger? How about providing some support for your comment. Plus, there are thousands of people employed by oil and fracking companies in Pa., Ohio, and W.VA.

[V V Camp Enari 67-68]

So they want to eliminate fracking and move all those new jobs out of country again?
I think the number of people involved in fracking in PA is very small, not enough to move the needle for Trump. The number of people who despise fracking is much larger.
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People who despise fracking is much larger? How about providing some support for your comment. Plus, there are thousands of people employed by oil and fracking companies in Pa., Ohio, and W.VA.

[billyboy15]

To show how worthless polls are:

Voters in six key battleground states are split over whether they prefer President Trump or apparent Democratic nominee Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election, a CNBC/Change Research poll found.

They also are roughly split over who would better handle a range of issues from combating the coronavirus to lifting the economy from a recession and reducing health costs.

The poll surveyed likely voters in Arizona, Florida, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/22/2020-election-polls-trump-and-biden-deadlocked-in-az-fl-mi-nc-pa-wi.html

[lewislynn]

I think the number of people involved in fracking in PA is very small, not enough to move the needle for Trump.

Define "involved in".

Involved in like a supply chain/
A labor force?
Sales and maintenance of equipment?
Equipment operators?
Delivery/truck drivers/owner operators?
Pipe and pipe lines?
refineries/processors?

Not to mention the people who would like to be "involved" in that process now that it's known to be a good business or even a career.

And their families to name a few