No Mo Coal

[George K]

@Mik said in No Mo Coal:

He'd be wise to switch to a party that doesn't want to impoverish his state.

I've never understood why he stays with the Democrats. It might be that being regarded as a maverick gives him some clout. I'm sure, however, that if he crossed to the dark side, there would be some juicy committee appointments and other perks.

[Copper]

Four Days Before Election Day, Biden Claims He Is Closing Coal Mines. Are You Listening Pennsylvania?

And it's not just Pennsylvania.

I can drive about 15 minutes from here and see mountain after mountain of coal stacked up near the docks in Newport News. It is being shipped overseas. Coal is big business here too.

[Mik]

Asia is going to be burning coal for the foreseeable future, as is Africa and probably Latin America. If we don't provide it someone else will.

[George K]

WH walks back...

[taiwan_girl]

The Press Secretary to the President job has to be one of the worst jobs to have - no matter who is the president.

[Mik]

Not for Karine Jean-Pierre someone with no discernible relationship to the truth or sense of shame.

[Jolly]

@taiwan_girl said in No Mo Coal:

The Press Secretary to the President job has to be one of the worst jobs to have - no matter who is the president.

Thought Huckaby was pretty durn good...

[LuFins Dad]

@Jolly said in No Mo Coal:

@taiwan_girl said in No Mo Coal:

The Press Secretary to the President job has to be one of the worst jobs to have - no matter who is the president.

Thought Huckaby was pretty durn good...

You mean Governor Sanders?

[Jolly]

Not until this week...

[George K]

"No Mo Drilling"

[Copper]

[taiwan_girl]

@Jolly said in No Mo Coal:

@taiwan_girl said in No Mo Coal:

The Press Secretary to the President job has to be one of the worst jobs to have - no matter who is the president.

Thought Huckaby was pretty durn good...

I am sure there are good ones and not so good ones, but I just think the job as a whole is a really bad one. Especially with a president like Trump or Biden. Always trying to backtrack or spin stuff.

Whether you like or dislike President Obama, I thought he was always very very deliberate in his way of speaking. Seemed like he always thought before he spoke, which may have made the press secretary job a bit easier.

[George K]

@taiwan_girl said in No Mo Coal:

Always trying to backtrack or spin stuff.

Yup - look at Spicer's disaster on Inauguration evening.

[Jolly]

@taiwan_girl said in No Mo Coal:

@Jolly said in No Mo Coal:

@taiwan_girl said in No Mo Coal:

The Press Secretary to the President job has to be one of the worst jobs to have - no matter who is the president.

Thought Huckaby was pretty durn good...

I am sure there are good ones and not so good ones, but I just think the job as a whole is a really bad one. Especially with a president like Trump or Biden. Always trying to backtrack or spin stuff.

Whether you like or dislike President Obama, I thought he was always very very deliberate in his way of speaking. Seemed like he always thought before he spoke, which may have made the press secretary job a bit easier.

He was trying to get his lies straight.

[Copper]

@taiwan_girl said in No Mo Coal:

Whether you like or dislike President Obama

No, he was, and is, a bumbling speaker, ummm, ahhh, ummm.

And he is kind of stupid, a nitwit.

[taiwan_girl]

@Copper I think your ODS is showing. 555

[Jolly]

Horse hockey.

Obama was a lightweight, is a lightweight and will go down in the bottom third of U.S. Presidents.

[Copper]

Really, he is no genius

But he had the one clean quality that he needed.

[Horace]

Obama is a vacuous social climber, but I didn't see that until after he left office. I was young and naïve when he was president.

[Rainman]

@Horace said in No Mo Coal:

I was young and naïve when he was president.

Yes, I remember!
Those were such endearing qualities you used to have.
We all remember!
Young, and naïve. Naïve and young.
Now you're worldly, sophisticated, old.
Bummer.
Was more fun being young and naïve, huh.