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Taltarzac725
04-28-2017, 12:42 PM
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/19/business/economy/united-mine-workers-retiree-health-plan.html

Now what will Donald Trump actually do for the coal miners who voted for him?

rubicon
04-28-2017, 12:51 PM
Look for Trump to step up to the plate. However don't place the blame of miners problems on Trump. He doesn't own it. The unions own it. He told miners he would open the markets for coal again meaning "new business". What the cited article speaks to is "old business"
Progressives, always throwing mud against the wall to see how much they can make stick. :D

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Taltarzac725
04-28-2017, 01:02 PM
"It's time for him to support us": Coal miners look to Trump to fulfill promises - CBS News (http://www.cbsnews.com/news/coal-miners-western-pennsylvania-trump-first-100-days/)

It does not look like old business to me.

Taltarzac725
04-28-2017, 01:19 PM
Deal may be close to cover retired United Mine Workers' health care | Political Fix | stltoday.com (http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/deal-may-be-close-to-cover-retired-united-mine-workers/article_2ea44df2-a815-57f2-a067-ebd8f0fb06ec.html)

Congress may have a fix.

cologal
04-28-2017, 02:35 PM
Look for Trump to step up to the plate. However don't place the blame of miners problems on Trump. He doesn't own it. The unions own it. He told miners he would open the markets for coal again meaning "new business". What the cited article speaks to is "old business"
Progressives, always throwing mud against the wall to see how much they can make stick. :D

Personal Best Regards:

Where is Mitch in all of this? He should be trying to take care of his people. But he lied to them!

Paper1
04-28-2017, 05:48 PM
Deal may be close to cover retired United Mine Workers' health care | Political Fix | stltoday.com (http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/deal-may-be-close-to-cover-retired-united-mine-workers/article_2ea44df2-a815-57f2-a067-ebd8f0fb06ec.html)

Congress may have a fix.

I assume you mean taxpayers will foot bill. How to do that with "massive tax cut"?

Don Baldwin
04-28-2017, 08:46 PM
I assume you mean taxpayers will foot bill. How to do that with "massive tax cut"?

They'll BORROW it...that's what they do...a $ trillion a year...Trump will probably double that once he gets rolling...he loves debt, he uses debt.

MDLNB
04-29-2017, 03:23 AM
Thanks to ObieCare, it's too late for some union members. I was told by one family member that he had totally union paid for health care that was exempt from ObieCare. Last year, the union sent him a letter explaining that due to the high price of health insurance, thanks to ObieCare, the union would no longer be providing insurance for retirees. He now pays a little over $800 per month for medicare supplements for himself and his spouse. Trump can't fix that. It's done. The damage of Obamacare to America is done and I doubt it will get better. It may just be putting a cork in the hole but it doesn't put the water back in the dam.

rubicon
04-29-2017, 05:13 AM
"It's time for him to support us": Coal miners look to Trump to fulfill promises - CBS News (http://www.cbsnews.com/news/coal-miners-western-pennsylvania-trump-first-100-days/)

It does not look like old business to me.

You may want to re-read the article Trump was talking about bringing back jobs. His primary role was to roll back Obama legislation that restrict the use of coal here and abroad.

the miners are talking about insurance. Insurance is something unions bargained long ago (old business) . One poster put it in prospective by making reference to unions buy-in to Obamacare.

some people are not giving Trump the time and opportunity he needs to fulfill his promises. Unlike Obama Trump respect the process and s trying to avoid using his pen and phone and gather consensus

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Rockyrd
04-29-2017, 05:53 AM
You may want to re-read the article Trump was talking about bringing back jobs. His primary role was to roll back Obama legislation that restrict the use of coal here and abroad.

the miners are talking about insurance. Insurance is something unions bargained long ago (old business) . One poster put it in prospective by making reference to unions buy-in to Obamacare.

some people are not giving Trump the time and opportunity he needs to fulfill his promises. Unlike Obama Trump respect the process and s trying to avoid using his pen and phone and gather consensus

Personal Best Regards:

RIGHT...

"AVOID USING THE PEN"

"But either way it’s true that, by Saturday, Trump will have issued more EOs in his first 100 days in office than any president since Harry Truman issued more than 50, after taking the reins in 1945 after FDR’s death. (In Truman’s first 100 days after election in his own right, he issued 25.) The next highest count is Lyndon Johnson’s 26 orders from early 1965. By comparison, Barack Obama issued 19; George W. Bush, 11; Clinton, 13; George H.W. Bush, 11; and Reagan, 18."

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/forums/

Don Baldwin
04-29-2017, 06:27 AM
RIGHT...

"AVOID USING THE PEN"

"But either way it’s true that, by Saturday, Trump will have issued more EOs in his first 100 days in office than any president since Harry Truman issued more than 50, after taking the reins in 1945 after FDR’s death. (In Truman’s first 100 days after election in his own right, he issued 25.) The next highest count is Lyndon Johnson’s 26 orders from early 1965. By comparison, Barack Obama issued 19; George W. Bush, 11; Clinton, 13; George H.W. Bush, 11; and Reagan, 18."

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/forums/

He's got more sh!t to fix than they had?

Rockyrd
04-29-2017, 06:48 AM
He's got more sh!t to fix than they had?

Most are simply uthorizing studies

MDLNB
04-29-2017, 07:00 AM
RIGHT...

"AVOID USING THE PEN"

"But either way it’s true that, by Saturday, Trump will have issued more EOs in his first 100 days in office than any president since Harry Truman issued more than 50, after taking the reins in 1945 after FDR’s death. (In Truman’s first 100 days after election in his own right, he issued 25.) The next highest count is Lyndon Johnson’s 26 orders from early 1965. By comparison, Barack Obama issued 19; George W. Bush, 11; Clinton, 13; George H.W. Bush, 11; and Reagan, 18."

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/forums/

Tump has a long way to go to equal the total amount of E.O.s that Obama issued in his two terms. 275 E.O.s according to Snopes. Pew says he issued 277 E.O.s. And then we can start counting his "memorandums and proclamations" which are basically the same as E.O.s. Trump is just trying to repair all of Obama's damage.

Paper1
04-29-2017, 10:45 PM
Thanks to ObieCare, it's too late for some union members. I was told by one family member that he had totally union paid for health care that was exempt from ObieCare. Last year, the union sent him a letter explaining that due to the high price of health insurance, thanks to ObieCare, the union would no longer be providing insurance for retirees. He now pays a little over $800 per month for medicare supplements for himself and his spouse. Trump can't fix that. It's done. The damage of Obamacare to America is done and I doubt it will get better. It may just be putting a cork in the hole but it doesn't put the water back in the dam.
It's not Obamacare but the total cost of medical care and the number of people who have taxpayers paying for theirs. Don't blame Obama, that is getting old.

RickeyD
04-29-2017, 10:51 PM
Thanks to ObieCare, it's too late for some union members. I was told by one family member that he had totally union paid for health care that was exempt from ObieCare. Last year, the union sent him a letter explaining that due to the high price of health insurance, thanks to ObieCare, the union would no longer be providing insurance for retirees. He now pays a little over $800 per month for medicare supplements for himself and his spouse. Trump can't fix that. It's done. The damage of Obamacare to America is done and I doubt it will get better. It may just be putting a cork in the hole but it doesn't put the water back in the dam.



This is not the fault of the ACA but of the union.

wjboyer1
04-29-2017, 11:28 PM
thanks to obiecare, it's too late for some union members. I was told by one family member that he had totally union paid for health care that was exempt from obiecare. Last year, the union sent him a letter explaining that due to the high price of health insurance, thanks to obiecare, the union would no longer be providing insurance for retirees. He now pays a little over $800 per month for medicare supplements for himself and his spouse. Trump can't fix that. It's done. The damage of obamacare to america is done and i doubt it will get better. It may just be putting a cork in the hole but it doesn't put the water back in the dam.

68178

RickeyD
04-29-2017, 11:30 PM
68178



Preaching to the choir but the fundamentalists will never get it !

wjboyer1
04-29-2017, 11:31 PM
Preaching to the choir but the fundamentalists will never get it !

neither will Trumpettes and other forms of unintelligent life

RickeyD
04-29-2017, 11:33 PM
neither will Trumpettes and other forms of unintelligent life



Unfortunately they do have intelligence. Also unfortunate they are allowed to vote.

wjboyer1
04-29-2017, 11:36 PM
Unfortunately they do have intelligence. Also unfortunate they are allowed to vote.

they do? and, they do...

Don Baldwin
04-30-2017, 05:06 AM
This is not the fault of the ACA but of the union.

68178

Preaching to the choir but the fundamentalists will never get it !

neither will Trumpettes and other forms of unintelligent life

Unfortunately they do have intelligence. Also unfortunate they are allowed to vote.

they do? and, they do...

The idiot tag team is at it again... boyer and Ricky WHY do you have 2 usernames to make it LOOK like different people?