Fighting for the Home Team (1 min.) - July 29, 2014

CAPITO: I think West Virginia families are scared about tomorrow, no matter what you do, because what we see is a Washington, a president, who doesn't seem to care. The president's come out with rules that say no new coal-fired power plants but what he's gonna come out within the next several months, is you're not even going to be able to burn coal very limitedly in the existing plants. And this is really gonna hurt West Virginia.

ANNOUNCER: When Obama declared his war on coal, Natalie Tennant not only defended him but endorsed him for president—twice. Now Tennant's campaign efforts are being heavily financed by some of the most radical anti-coal people in the country.

CAPITO: The president doesn't understand West Virginia. He doesn't understand the way we work, the way we take care of our families, the way we want to be independent and self-reliant. He doesn't understand that way of life. And I wanna go to the Senate and show him, that this is the West Virginia way. I'm Shelley Moore Capito and I approve this message.