War on Coal

War on ember President Obama is responsible spotlessly for the block of that mine and the loses of these do-ons, Robert Murray CEO of Murray Energy alliance told CNN after 239 men were laid hit because an Ohio mine had closed. The current war on ember is not one of b arly and fair reasons. sear has several positivistic benefits that greatly extinctweigh the negative environmental effects that some recount it causes. The main(prenominal) benefit of burn is the hundreds of thousands it employs annually. However, with the strict regulations universe put on combust mines these long time the tradition of char mining may be one our children pass on neer know.It is our responsibility as the Statesns to beat the Obama political science and win the war on combust. blacken was first found in the States in 1742 in what is now Boone County, westbound Virginia. Since then mining it has been a bloodline that employs thousands and those thousands dont get close to the prai se they deserve. Every time the man-trip goes under, the race on it risk their persists to provide us with the main line for energy and shake up. The ousel Travis lyricWhere the dangers ar double and the troubles be few all captures the atmosphere of a scorch mine.Slag falls, explosions, fires, and above all hollow step forward ins and roof falls are more over a few of the dangers miners face all(prenominal) day, yet people still social unit tone the need to condemn these men for the job they do. The Obama disposition could care less well-nigh the many jobs they are doing away with from the sear industry. The many regulations the he (President Obama), and his radical appointees and the U. S. EPA run throughs put on the use of scorch book on closed 175 power forms (Murray 2). contain those 175 power plants employed deoxycytidine monophosphate men that is 17,500 people who are out of wrench.How can Obama say he is for the operatives class when he is taking the working classs jobs? Josh Mandel, Ohio earth treasurer told Congress I venture the Obama administration should be ashamed for displace middle class coal miners out of work crossways the country. Coal miners and their families live in some of the poorest areas of the country and the Obama war on coal is refreshingup spot jobs in the parts of America that can least(prenominal) afford it. . Mandel is right. Obama and his administration are killing jobs and small mining towns all across the country and it must be s tiptop before they are gone.While running in his 2008 campaign, Obama told the San Francisco Chronicle that the notion of no coalis an illusion, but he added that he favored the Cap and Trade system. He then went on to say so if someone wants to build a coal powered plant, its just that it go out bankrupt them because they are going to be charged a huge substance for all the greenhouse gas that is be emitted(Trinko 3) This statement sounds like someone who wa snt in the slightest bit worried to the highest degree the 385,105 miners who were directly employed by coal at the time. Trinko 2) this number didnt take on truck drivers, mine inspectors, power plant workers, railroad workers, or and some other jobs that are affected by the coal industry. The Obama nerve has done everything it can possibly do to destroy the American coal industry. We bind gone from producing 1. 2 billion scores of coal a year to producing somewhere in the neighborhood of 800 million loads (Trinko 3). It is disingenuous at best for Obama to say he supports the coal industry when we have lost approximately one leash of our production.Joe Biden told gist. com that he didnt see a goodly deal of a role for clean energy in America, but then added that he wanted to help China clean their coal plants (Trinko 3). For the past 4 years, Obama and his administration have tried to end coal in America and it is time we take it back. Ryan Williams, Mitt Romanys spokes man tell Obama has waged a war on coal that has devastated the middle class and American Workers This is completely true. No, coal is not the way of spirit in chapiter, D.C, but if the Obama Administration would explore at the big picture, they would see that in America as a whole country, coal is a way of action in many states. Some of these states are Colorado, Wyoming, and every state in Appalachia. As election time draws closely, the Romney Campaign is looking for for ways to appeal to the coal miners, coal truck drivers, railroad workers, and others affected by the coal industry. it is a narrow base of choosers youre looking at, but in those areas it is a big deal because it affects entire communities.It really is their whole livelihood. People who work in the coal industry and their family and friends go forth become single-issue voters this year, says Kristen Kukowski, secretary for the republican National Committee. She is right. The coal industry is a livelihood, and had been bringing people together for centuries. Coal towns stick together, so if Romney gets in good with one small coal town, other towns are sure to follow. His approach to cajole miners has had a positive effect and will continue to do so as long as Obama pushes his strict regulations.Jason Hayes, communication theory director for the American Coal Council says the industry over the past few decades had invested over $100 billion in cleansing up emissions and its already been effective. all in all of the important noxious pollutants have decreased markedly over the last 30 to 40 years. Weve been doing all of this on top of dealing with everything else. Coal may not be green, but it is a source of energy American needs. It is cheap and efficient. Without coal, America wouldnt be anywhere near where it is today. The coal mined here isnt just used for energy.Americas coal makes steel. Steel is used for thousands of things. If coal is gone, not only will our electric and h eat bills increase, but the price of steel with be outrageous. The environmental benefits that were hearing about are questionable, but the job losings are real and they are hazard to thousands right now Hayes adds. It is up to us to change the way things in America are going. This is our country, Not Washingtons. So in the 2012 Presidential Election, vote for the working class, vote for coal, vote for Romney You could be the one vote it takes to make coal win.