Donald Trump may have won West Virginia on a promise to revive the coal industry, but will he stand up for coal miners’ pensions? That’s whatJoe Manchinwants to know. The Democratic senator from West Virginia has led the charge on Capitol Hill to bail out theUnited Mine Workers of America’s health care and retirement funds. This year he helped reintroduce the Miners Protection Act, which would prop up the depleted funds with $3 billion over the next decade; Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell blocked the legislation in 2016. Manchin, 69, has cozied up to Trump, breaking party lines to support several of the new president’s cabinet picks. Representing a Democratic stronghold that backed Trump, he could be in a unique position to broker a bipartisan deal, but he faces a tough 2018 reelection campaign.— Jess Delaney
1.Andy Puzder
劳工部长
2.Bruce Rauner
Governor of Illinois
3.Betsy DeVos
年代ecretary of Education
4.Laura & John Arnold
Founders,
Laura and John Arnold Foundation 
5.年代teven Mnuchin
年代ecretary of the Treasury
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6.Wilbur Ross
年代ecretary of Commerce
7.Tani Cantil-Sakauye
California Chief Justice
8.Paul Ryan
年代peaker of the House
9.Anthony Scaramucci
Founder, SkyBridge Capital
10.Kevin de León
California State Senator and President Pro Tempore
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11.Mike Enzi
Chairman, Senate Subcommittee on Primary Health and Retirement Security
12.年代teve Sweeney
总统,
New Jersey State Senate 
13.Jerry Brown
Governor of California
14.Corey Lewandowski
Co-founder, Avenue Strategies
15.Paul Singer
总统,
Elliott Management Corp. |
16.Randel Johnson
年代enior Vice President, Labor, Immigration, and Employee Benefits, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
17.Joe Manchin
U.S. Senator
18.Kenneth Feinberg
Founder and managingpartner, Feinberg Rozen
19.年代cott Walker
Governor of Wisconsin
20.Richard Trumka
总统,AFL-CIO
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21.Mike Rawlings
Mayor of Dallas
22.Elizabeth Warren
U.S. Senator
23.Kent Mason
Partner,
Davis & Harman 
24.Bernie Sanders
U.S. Senator
25.Randi Weingarten
总统,American Federation of Teachers
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