Don Blankenship says he's a political prisoner

[Bubstr]

and some power plants that have been replaced the electric bill has went up as much as $100.00.know take that.

With out Coal powered electricity the stampede to higher prices has started. Coal was the competition in this market, that kept prices low. Doesn't it make you wonder why? Just who paid off our government, to make their product profitable? Who's pocket ill those valuable carbon tax credits, go threw. You have to know, who is going to pay every last penny of them. Utilities pay nothing, they just raise your bill to pay them and they will charge you as much as they can, just short of making some alternative energy viable. Just like gas in your car. Charge what the market will bear.

[Clayton_Wetter]

Tell that to the families that live less than 5 miles from me who have to buy water to drink or cook in people who lives savings is ruined because the can not sell there homes or owe more than it worth because of the contamination of coal ash. Coal is only cheap because the power company got away with dumping the ash anywhere they wanted. Add the cost of the clean up to the price of coal and see how cheap it is. Just because you belive what they tell you at the company store us people that thinks for our self and do the research know the real story.

Actually much of that coal ash is being sold to manufacture wall board as that has become cheaper than gypsum rock. And there are people getting paid to make up these lies that you fall for. Just like many of the government agendas that are sold by lies and deception. Just like the people that lie about fracking.

You may think for yourself, but you are not showing much wisdom. hahahaha Where you are doing your research must be the problem.

[Clayton_Wetter]

In 2015, 94 coal-fired power plants closed, with the combined net summer capacity of 13,556 megawatts, according to data from the Energy Information Administration. To put that in context, the country lost roughly the same total capacity of all of Kentucky’s electric sector coal plants that year.

Another 41 coal plants are scheduled to close in 2016, with a combined net summer capacity of 5,326.5 megawatts. That’s slightly greater than all of Colorado’s electric sector coal plants.

Hope you liberal whackos are happy, as these have not been replaced adequately.

[zyoung25]

Look at all those jobs lost, ain't it just awesome? NOT

[stevo]

Thrump says lets use what we got in the ground. Hil lier y says can it and start something new so which one will do us,the taxpayers that pays the bills the best ? The ones that will vote for her is the ones that says keep our free checks coming ,if you are a proud working American you will vote for Thrump !

[Clayton_Wetter]

I know one thing I belive that the federal government has my best interest in mind a hellva lot more than corporate America does.

You had better wake up to reality, because you are dead wrong, sir.

[flash49]

What's funny is someone who likes to quote The Blaze telling other people they better check their facts.

[Clayton_Wetter]

What's funny is someone who likes to quote The Blaze telling other people they better check their facts.

What's not funny is people sitting in front of TV sets like lemmings gobbling up CNN, MSNBC, ABC, NBC, CBS news propaganda and letting a Marxist Muslim in the white house tell them what not to watch and listen to.

[SLIDING SIDEWAYS]

As long as theres a truck load of coal for your stocking is all that matters

[Clayton_Wetter]

As long as there's a truck load of coal for my stocking is all that matters

I'm sure there will be!!

[a25rjr]

As long as theres a truck load of coal for your stocking is all that matters

That's ok as long as the tag says....Made in America!

[NormP]

The U.S. Postal Service is funded entirely by revenues from postage, the Postal Service receives no tax dollars for operating expenses, and relies on the sale of postage, products and services to fund its operations.

You're as wrong about this as you are almost every other thing on which you comment.

The USPS receives 18 BILLION--that's BILLION-- dollars in federal subsidies EVERY YEAR.

A simple google search would have saved you the embarrassment of being wrong yet again. Of course most of us who have to pay taxes and work for a living already knew they received subsidies.

[NormP]

ptown you are correct. Taxpayer money does not fund the postal service. It is not too hard to find that it is funded by the postal stamp charges, and other items sold at locations, by doing some very minimal detective work on your own. Anyone who has gone into an office can see packages, shirts and other items there for purchase. They also try to staff with as many veterans as possible. The taxpayer funded myth is only because some taxpayers do buy the services. I know many people will say private companies would be cheaper, but I have personally ordered small items that began shipping from other sources, only to have final delivery by the USPS. I would guess this is because the postal delivery was more cost effective. They're fees are also held in check by congress etc. Wait until Christmas (or should I pi$$ some off say the holidays) and see your more efficient shippers raise they're prices while the evil left wing postal conspirators stay the same. Maybe we could require them to use coal powered trucks, since I believe that is what, for some reason, a thread on a racing website began as.

You picked the wrong guy to side with. You are incorrect in almost everything you said: As I said earlier, the postal service is subsidized to the tune of 18 billion a year.

[Clayton_Wetter]

Here it is Norm.

Report: USPS Gets $18 Billion In Subsidies And 'Special Privileges' The United States Postal Service receives $18 billion in annual federal subsidies, but that is still not enough to offset the $20 billion in lost productivity that results from its monopoly status.Mar 25, 2015
USPS Gets $18 Billion In Subsidies And 'Special Privileges'

http://dailycaller.com/2015/03/25/re...al-privileges/

[b1eagle]

Libaturds are putting Coal out of business