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In reply to the discussion: Ed Schultz on MSNBC has lost all credibilty by prostituting himself for the XL pipeline [View all]2naSalit
(102,868 posts)15. Did he enter that?
and when was it entered?
ETA: Oh, you're saying that I should comment on his facebook... I don't do facebook or twitter. I did send an email before he started his parade this week. I complained about his interview with Brina Schweitzer the oil shill from Montana, my home state, and called him out for the content of the conversation which seemed like an ad for the pipeline delivered by Schweitzer.
Then he started this week-long tirade. I am glad he at least dares to have the counter arguments on the show that he has but he doesn't let them say much. Josh Fox was the only one who called him out on his reliance on the DOS report and where it originated, for which he was cut off.
And, I have been posting this all over kingdom come:
There is a public comment period that lasts only 30 DAYS!! STARTS TODAY!!! (2/5/14)
http://www.keystonepipeline-xl.state.gov/
A 30-day public comment period begins on February 5, 2014 and will close on March 7, 2014. During this period, members of the public and other interested parties are encouraged to submit comments on the national interest determination to
http://www.regulations.gov
Comments are not private and will be made public. Comments may also be mailed directly to:
U.S. Department of State
Bureau of Energy Resources, Room 4843
Attn: Keystone XL Public Comments
2201 C Street, NW
Washington, DC 20520
Direct link to comment page:
http://www.regulations.gov/#!documentDetail;D=DOS-2014-0003-0001
http://www.keystonepipeline-xl.state.gov/
A 30-day public comment period begins on February 5, 2014 and will close on March 7, 2014. During this period, members of the public and other interested parties are encouraged to submit comments on the national interest determination to
http://www.regulations.gov
Comments are not private and will be made public. Comments may also be mailed directly to:
U.S. Department of State
Bureau of Energy Resources, Room 4843
Attn: Keystone XL Public Comments
2201 C Street, NW
Washington, DC 20520
Direct link to comment page:
http://www.regulations.gov/#!documentDetail;D=DOS-2014-0003-0001
Go for it, 30 days isn't much.
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Ed Schultz on MSNBC has lost all credibilty by prostituting himself for the XL pipeline [View all]
greatlaurel
Feb 2014
OP
he is from North Dakota, which will benefit from the pipeline. fill in the blanks nt
msongs
Feb 2014
#20
This is the same guy that was very anti-OWS, until the stream of very intelligent
bullwinkle428
Feb 2014
#38
I don't watch him because he sits in a Non Union shop claiming to be pro Union.
Bluenorthwest
Feb 2014
#40