On the recordAugust 1, 2013
I am insulted by it. The people in Appalachia that harvest coal and depend on coal for their livelihoods, they are insulted by it.
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congress.govI am insulted by it. The people in Appalachia that harvest coal and depend on coal for their livelihoods, they are insulted by it.
Johnson expresses frustration over the impact of proposed regulations on coal miners' livelihoods.
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