@nytopinion: President Trump had an advantage with working-class voters, but that edge is starting to give way, argues E.J. Dionne on “The Opinions.” Tim Carney, a columnist for The Washington Examiner who joins the discussion, agrees. He says the irony in Trump’s economic approach is that he is practicing a kind of politics he associates with Democrats — disrupting people’s livelihoods and then trying to make up for it with government benefits. “That's never worked for the Democrats, but that's exactly what Trump is trying today,” Carney says. | 🎥 Brandon Belk-Yee #theopinions #nytopinion

BlueRising :

Except that the natural gas industry (aka free market) was the reason coal mines closed.

Flood The Zone With Light :

same old talking heads

S G453 :

Democrats are playing checkers here, they mess up the economy through over heating, then will blame the next administration and congress. We should hand it back to them and avoid blame

PiperAttheBeach :

Annik :

How stupid are they to think that this con man, this lifelong mumser ,was going to do something for them

AreWeLiveWDGAF :

how are people still confused about the fact he has never cared, ever

Brent Abdullah :

They're probably not going to vote blue. We just need them to stay home.