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In reply to the discussion: Y'all know that Pres. Obama didn't just end the Keystone XL, yes? [View all]Number23
(24,544 posts)43. Straw Manny! And the placement of that "leg" makes for a very impressive appendage!
This is Straw Manny's best post. Ah, if only it could be his last as well.
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Y'all know that Pres. Obama didn't just end the Keystone XL, yes? [View all]
MannyGoldstein
Feb 2015
OP
Suppose he wanted to approve Keystone, why wouldn't he just cut a deal with Republicans
geek tragedy
Feb 2015
#18
The former, since I'm not going to question good faith on anyone's part. nt
geek tragedy
Feb 2015
#31
So Obama wanted to sign it, and they put it on his desk, and he vetoed it ...
JoePhilly
Feb 2015
#30
Now, to complete my reply....look, Manny, let me first refer to the sexism issue...
BlancheSplanchnik
Feb 2015
#144
Straw Manny! And the placement of that "leg" makes for a very impressive appendage!
Number23
Feb 2015
#43
Protecting the traditional jurisdiction of the Department of State over international business projects is important.
Fred Sanders
Feb 2015
#4
"your little hate panties are showing. Tuck 'em back in, cause it's kind of embarrassing."
Number23
Feb 2015
#28
And applauded by all the same posters who whine about the lack of civility and being called names
BrotherIvan
Feb 2015
#72
While sanctimoniously crying like stuck pigs about name calling and divisiveness.
TheKentuckian
Feb 2015
#121
I hid it for the personal attack. I will ALWAYS hide for a personal attack.
ScreamingMeemie
Feb 2015
#101
Whatever issues Obama has or doesn't have with the pipeline are not the point of the veto.
truebluegreen
Feb 2015
#34
You really think his opinions on the underlying merit were completely irrelevant to how
geek tragedy
Feb 2015
#40
I honestly think vetoing Keystone might happen - because it is not such a moneymaker now,
djean111
Feb 2015
#14
Hopefully these folks have had their heads raised and the meaning of the veto has hit them square.
Fred Sanders
Feb 2015
#61
wow . . .can't believe how many here do not understand the veto even when explained to them
DrDan
Feb 2015
#59
Sometimes it is like the Fox Bubble has invaded DU. But a lot of the blame is on the stupid and lazy media.
Fred Sanders
Feb 2015
#67
oh, hey...here...so see, I'm not unaware...I re-read you and entire thread.
BlancheSplanchnik
Feb 2015
#143
If the concept is too complicated for a headline or sound bite, we're doomed.
RufusTFirefly
Feb 2015
#110
I can't find anything mistaken in your post. I do suspect, however, that Obama will not allow
Vattel
Feb 2015
#116
Won't end for years - as others have noted, Keystone isn't a pipeline, it's a GOP fetish object
hatrack
Feb 2015
#118
Well, I have to admit I still want to believe sometimes good things might be afoot
TheKentuckian
Feb 2015
#120
I can picture you getting dry heaves whenever President Obama does something good.
great white snark
Feb 2015
#145