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NoOneMan

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21. I don't support the pipeline, or the Tar Sand project at all

Reply to ProSense (Reply #20)

Sat Jul 27, 2013, 05:38 PM

Jul 2013

And yes, some (not all) Democrats embrace the NSA and support their spying.

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Obama Says He�ll Evaluate Pipeline Project Depending on Pollution [View all] ProSense Jul 2013 OP

Cue the outrage! Scurrilous Jul 2013 #1

Boink! riqster Jul 2013 #32

... Scurrilous Jul 2013 #58

Isn't it amazing that the positive news stories about this administration woo me with science Jul 2013 #60

Hope JVS Aug 2013 #66

Still waiting for the other shoe to drop... chervilant Aug 2013 #67

Given the fact that the Dept of Interior doesn't even know Jackpine Radical Jul 2013 #2

Because that's what Presidents do n/t. 1StrongBlackMan Jul 2013 #35

Obama let it slip to reporters at truedelphi Jul 2013 #41

I tried google to find any reference to sheshe2 Jul 2013 #52

The pertinent comments were back on page fifteen or sixteen, truedelphi Jul 2013 #53

Sorry that doesn't work for me. sheshe2 Jul 2013 #56

I can't help it - I read it and what interested me was thaqt truedelphi Jul 2013 #62

Interior has nothing to do with the pipeline; international pipelines belong to State (nt) Recursion Jul 2013 #55

I should have written EPA, not DOI. Jackpine Radical Jul 2013 #57

"2,000 jobs were �a blip relative to the need.� think Jul 2013 #3

According to Canadian networks, Obama's tough talk is just a political posturing NoOneMan Jul 2013 #4

Canadian networks don't get to decide, and the State Department hasn't issued a final assessment. ProSense Jul 2013 #6

No, but they get to evaluate world events without US partisan perceptions NoOneMan Jul 2013 #7

"Without US partisan perceptions"? ProSense Jul 2013 #9

Its a good thing that the NSA can run a flash poll now to find out how everyone feels about it NoOneMan Jul 2013 #14

About ProSense Jul 2013 #17

whether the pipeline is built or not, the tar sands oil will be extracted cali Jul 2013 #5

But if the pipeline is built it will cross the Ogallala Aquifer think Jul 2013 #13

of course. I'm just pointing out the obvious flaw in the President's reasoning cali Jul 2013 #36

I missed the relationship between your statement & Obama's think Jul 2013 #38

I find it reassuring that he has discredited the talking points. LiberalAndProud Jul 2013 #8

I hope that was sarcasm....yes, it is, among other things. PDJane Jul 2013 #10

The EPA ProSense Jul 2013 #11

Bookmarking here. freshwest Jul 2013 #59

He's going to approve it XemaSab Jul 2013 #12

And the moment he does, the same NSA-loving Democrats will be all over it NoOneMan Jul 2013 #15

Yup XemaSab Jul 2013 #16

You calling people "NSA-loving Democrats" while supporting the fucking Keystone pipeline is ProSense Jul 2013 #20

I don't support the pipeline, or the Tar Sand project at all NoOneMan Jul 2013 #21

So you're just here pushing the Canadian networks' opinion over "US partisan perceptions" ProSense Jul 2013 #22

Im telling you what people up north see from this speech: certainty in the pipeline and expansion NoOneMan Jul 2013 #24

So what? You're pushing this opinion like it's relevant to the decision. n/t ProSense Jul 2013 #26

Pushing? I am informing you what others around the world see in this speech NoOneMan Jul 2013 #37

Wait, ProSense Jul 2013 #39

Its always important to understand how others perceive reality, especially if you have bias NoOneMan Jul 2013 #40

None of ProSense Jul 2013 #42

Haha, sure NoOneMan Jul 2013 #43

OK, ProSense Jul 2013 #44

Hiding behind blue links is a bad thing now? NoOneMan Jul 2013 #45

Seems like you're dealing with some issues. n/t ProSense Jul 2013 #47

Your opinion is not relevant NoOneMan Jul 2013 #48

You're right, my last comment isn't relevant to the Keystone decision ProSense Jul 2013 #49

I am rubber and you're in the wrong sandbox NoOneMan Jul 2013 #50

Actually, ProSense Jul 2013 #51

Not a chance. Major Hogwash Jul 2013 #25

thank dog Kerry's in charge at State now AtomicKitten Jul 2013 #28

I doubt they'll redo the EIS entirely XemaSab Jul 2013 #29

Opinions evolve NoOneMan Jul 2013 #46

What is he waiting for? Agony Jul 2013 #18

Can we just get away from oil? Rosa Luxemburg Jul 2013 #19

But we haven't even got to 550 ppm yet! NoOneMan Jul 2013 #23

Are you opposed to getting away from oil? n/t ProSense Jul 2013 #27

Not a bit NoOneMan Jul 2013 #31

all the oil will go to China anyway putitinD Jul 2013 #33

Here's hoping he sticks to it. riqster Jul 2013 #30

Kick! BumRushDaShow Jul 2013 #34

fine, as long as he doesn't start talking about trade-offs to reach his carbon goal bigtree Jul 2013 #54

Farcical. It's a done deal. It's going to happen. Safetykitten Jul 2013 #61

We'll see. n/t ProSense Jul 2013 #64

My crystal ball says he kills the KXL. grntuscarora Jul 2013 #63

I want him to say No just to piss off the Clintons. Whisp Jul 2013 #65