[TheRealThing]

Well Donald's own DOL says there have been around 2400 coal mining jobs added since jan 2017

https://data.bls.gov/timeseries/CES1021210001

But we know how Donald and his followers can twist the truth


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Let's get a couple things straight.

1 - Please write me down as a strong supporter of MR Trump, the President of the United States. Not 'Donald.' Those of the Democrat Party these days, are always members of some special interest group. Whether that be the confused membership of organized labor, abortion rights advocates, gay rights activists, global warming alarmists, ethnic minorities, black panthers, feminists or just plain anti-Republicans, all are socially liberal aberrationals. They are people who find it too mentally taxing to think for themselves, or are just too timid to think for themselves because they so deeply fear being mocked by their peers at work or possibly by friends. Either way, they are hopeless group-thinkers without an identity of their own. Like a bunch of little kids at a schoolyard playground, they can scarcely contain their desire be just like everybody else. Lemmings that the George Soros' of the world can manipulate to bring about their own anti-American or otherwise ill conceptions, with an hourly wage, a free bus ride and pizza for lunch.

Most conservatives find the parroted insults coming from the left too absurd to even merit a response. You guys can go ahead and let the government decide what you should have, and how well your family should live. Conservatives prefer to make their own way in life, living free and being self sufficient while exercising their constitutional guarantees to decide how well their families should live.

2 - 'The Hill' is a widely respected political news paper and website which published the article stating that 6 thousand mining jobs were added in August. So the way I see it though I have a couple of options here, taking my cues from vector is not going to be one of them. On the other hand, if you prefer a more proactive role you might try contacting Vicki Needham at "The Hill," and explain to her how wrong she is.