So, what you all are saying is that an anti-fracking candidate could use that stance as a way to cozy up to the coal voters too?
I doubt that would work well either because West Virginia stands to directly benefit from fracking:
Another problem you're going to have with that argument is that the coal industry already feels as though environmental restrictions are killing them, so they would likely see anti-fracking positions as a repeat of the same policy ideas extended to another energy source and identify with the pro-fracking side.
