West Virginia today, President Obama will hail the 29 men who died

ASHVILLE, N.C. - In his eulogy in West Virginia today, President Obama will hail the 29 men who died when an explosion rocked their mine. "All the hard work of all the difficulties that published .. spent the whole time under the earth," said Obama plan, according to excerpts from the White House on Saturday.

"This is all to provide for their family in a car at the Garden .. For the roof over your head for the chance their children opportunities they did not know. And enjoying retirement with their spouse. All in the hope of a better life Miners - . when he died - in pursuing the American dream. "

In a memorial speech, the President will consider the letter soon after the disaster at the mine.

"Stamp from different locations, they often start the same way," he said. "I am proud that the family of miners," I am the son of a miner, "I am proud son of a miner, had to" They ask me to keep our miners in my mind .. Remember, they say, miners lamps remain American. Then they make a simple request: Let's not happening anymore. "

In her speech, she promised what she can to prevent accidents. He is a hard trial of the accident, blamed on poor management at the mine and the failure of supervision. He ordered federal officials to the mine and review to review.

But in West Virginia today, he will urge all Americans to unite in the name of those who dare to mine the depths in the provision of electricity for many countries.

"Our job is to live in this world, lost in the tragedy of others to save," he said. admitted to "doing what needs to be done, both individually and collectively to ensure safe conditions for the miners, we make sure they face each other - like a family. For we are all family .. We are Americans."

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