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President Obama on Sunday sought to comfort the loved ones of 29 workers killed in a mine explosion in West Virginia earlier this month, saying, "We have been mourning with you throughout these difficult days."
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Oh, one more thing. Feel free to send me blog ideas if you have them. Though the cranial circumference in my picture clearly suggests otherwise, there's only so much my brain can do on its own. (Which is to say I hit that 12% a lot faster than I anticipated, so kindly send me suggestions should they pop into your head!)
Isn’t this a risky precedent to set? Why are these coal miners any more deserving of a eulogy from the President than say those who died on the oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico, or those who died in the tornadoes in Mississippi?