During the eight disastrous years of the Obama administration, Democrats did everything in their power to kill the coal industry. Inevitably, Obama’s aggressive use executive authority to regulate the industry proved successful for him, leaving coal on life support by the end of his term. To liberals, it was a mission accomplished.
Of course, President Trump doesn’t see things that way. On the campaign trail, Trump made revitalizing the coal industry a cornerstone of his campaign, a move that garnered widespread support for him from coal workers and companies across the country. Ultimately, Trump’s victory was, in no small part, thanks to support from people in the coal industry.
Since taking office, Trump has been working to make good on the promises made to coal workers during his campaign.
That work seems to be paying off, with new data showing coal exports on the rise during the first months of Trump’s presidency.
Feds post huge victory for crucial industry in another win for Trump's economic agenda
Of course, President Trump doesn’t see things that way. On the campaign trail, Trump made revitalizing the coal industry a cornerstone of his campaign, a move that garnered widespread support for him from coal workers and companies across the country. Ultimately, Trump’s victory was, in no small part, thanks to support from people in the coal industry.
Since taking office, Trump has been working to make good on the promises made to coal workers during his campaign.
That work seems to be paying off, with new data showing coal exports on the rise during the first months of Trump’s presidency.
Feds post huge victory for crucial industry in another win for Trump's economic agenda
