If you're sitting there in Obama's chair and you're running his campaign, you have to believe now that you are going to ...
This election was centrally about the power of public employee unions. Scott Walker tried to cut -- curtail those unions...
I think he can certainly give voice to a lot of the restlessness and resentments and that sort of thing that are stirrin...
It's very, very important. Yes, money counts. Yes, ground game counts. Both Paul and Gloria are right about that. But so...
I was out in Wisconsin, spent a couple of days out there a couple of weeks ago, John. And I can tell you a lot of people...
The reason that coal has been on a massive decline in recent years has less to do with President Obama than with the ina...
We just across the board had a 15 percent reduction in our electricity rates. That is without coal.
Again, the coal industry now has 75,000 workers, but the wind industry has 75,000 workers and the solar industry has 100...
Let's be honest. That is welfare for coal executives making rate payers pay 30 percent more. That is just wrong.
Peabody Coal has done a disservice to its workers.
We want the coal companies to innovate. We do not wish the miners ill by any means.
We were offering the same opportunity to the coal industry in the Waxman-Markey bill.
For the first three months of 2012, coal only produced 36 percent of the electricity in the country.
New replaces old. Efficient replaces wasteful. Clean replaces dirty. High tech replaces low tech. Our country benefits w...
But the coal industry said NO. And Republicans said NO. They said NO to innovation.
Newer, cheaper, cleaner technologies are beating coal. The free market is beating coal.
I just hope that the record is clear out there and this gets reported as the real story.
They said no. They said no. They said no over and over again to innovation.
