[TheRealThing]

First of all, the link to the SourceWatch page is not an article, it appears to be more of a wiki - and there is a big difference. The page was last edited on Nov. 27, 2017, when Ted Nace added an archive link to the page. (Mr. Nace is a freelance writer, activist, and former community organizer. )

Prior to that edit, Nace made some styling changes to the Coal Mining Jobs section of the page on June 26, 2015.

The page includes a log that details changes made to the page by date.

The bottom line is the job statistics on the page have not been updated in several years. The page has absolutely nothing to do with President Trump's job creation record, or with anything else that has happened during the last few years.

The page is not an article and its content is very outdated.

Thank you so much for all the profound insight regarding MY source. If SourceWatch is a hotbed of liberal propaganda the point still remains. There were 174 thousand coal mining jobs existing as of November 26th of last year. So what’s your argument now, there are LESS coal mining jobs a year later? :biglmao:

My original intent in citing SourceWatch was to demonstrate the fact that coal jobs are not limited to the guys who ride the mine cars as has been your continuing distortion.