VOICED : Voices of the campaign: the coal miners

The transcript discusses the coal industry's lack of support for certain political figures due to policies over the past eight years. It highlights the negative economic impact and the need for change. The speaker emphasizes the importance of reasonable regulation, involving coal miners in discussions about environmental and worker protection. The pride and significance of coal mining in West Virginia are underscored, noting its role in providing electricity and steel, which are crucial for modern living.

What is Bernie Sanders' view on the coal industry's support for Clinton and Sanders?

• He thinks they will oppose them due to past policies.

• He believes they will support them.

• He believes they are indifferent.

• He is unsure about their stance.

What does the speaker suggest about the approach to regulations?

• Scrap all regulations.

• Continue with the current policies.

• Adopt a more reasonable approach.

• Ignore the coal miners' input.

Why is it important to involve coal miners in policy discussions?

• They have no knowledge about the industry.

• They can provide valuable insights on balancing environmental and worker protection.

• They are not affected by the policies.

• They prefer to remain uninvolved.

What has been the level of input from coal miners in the past eight years?

• Significant input.

• Occasional input.

• Minimal input.

• No input at all.

How do coal miners contribute to the standard of living in the country?

• By supplying essential resources like electricity and steel.

• By providing luxury goods.

• By working in the technology sector.

• By offering financial services.