Welcome to DU! The truly grassroots left-of-center political community where regular people, not algorithms, drive the discussions and set the standards. Join the community: Create a free account Support DU (and get rid of ads!): Become a Star Member Latest Breaking News Editorials & Other Articles General Discussion The DU Lounge All Forums Issue Forums Culture Forums Alliance Forums Region Forums Support Forums Help & Search

Recommendations

0 members have recommended this reply (displayed in chronological order):

Wonder how much money they've been paid. Nt newfie11 Apr 2014 #1
True ..the Koch Bros obviously have Democrats on their payroll too INdemo Apr 2014 #8
DEMS on the Koch payroll? Hmm... blkmusclmachine Apr 2014 #16
Refering to the Republican lites INdemo Apr 2014 #73
No money yeoman6987 Apr 2014 #51
Why assume that when the more likely reason is the majority of their state support it karynnj Apr 2014 #75
With "Dems" like this, who needs Republicans? polichick Apr 2014 #2
Political leverage hoosierlib Apr 2014 #3
How exactly will it help the US economy? Bandit Apr 2014 #5
Per the State Department's report... hoosierlib Apr 2014 #18
We're going to run the risk of an inland Deepwater Horizon for 50 permanent jobs? Doctor_J Apr 2014 #22
That is the risk... hoosierlib Apr 2014 #24
by the way $3.4B is 2 hundredths of 1% of our GDP Doctor_J Apr 2014 #25
I'm in the right place... hoosierlib Apr 2014 #44
I imagine science will remain as such whether you "tow its line" or not... LanternWaste Apr 2014 #58
its a theory chief...not a law hoosierlib Apr 2014 #59
Methinks you are in the wrong place if you want to chase out people who disagree with you. former9thward Apr 2014 #57
Because its in the news and involves the evil tarsands... hoosierlib Apr 2014 #60
hoosier's post is a list of fox "news" talking points that fail the laugh test Doctor_J Apr 2014 #65
Yes est. 50 permanent jobs out of it but for some 1% lunasun Apr 2014 #80
50 full time jobs, and oil being exported overseas, with the profits going to Canada. arcane1 Apr 2014 #29
Build a refinery kokobell616 Apr 2014 #37
But then it still has to be Boreal Apr 2014 #68
Ha ha ... GeorgeGist Apr 2014 #55
tsar sands? hoosierlib Apr 2014 #62
Welcome to DU! n/t Orsino Apr 2014 #83
It's not necessary for the economy, not at all. DrewFlorida Apr 2014 #6
Don't forget about our refineries... hoosierlib Apr 2014 #19
All our refineries are opperating at or near maximum capacity, we have not built a new... DrewFlorida Apr 2014 #43
no they are not... hoosierlib Apr 2014 #45
I stand corrected. After you disagreed with my comment about refineries being near full capacity... DrewFlorida Apr 2014 #67
Thanks... hoosierlib May 2014 #85
Oil. gas, diesel etc all all commodities - their market price is set on international markets karynnj Apr 2014 #78
Speaking of Europe Boreal Apr 2014 #70
Please tazkcmo Apr 2014 #11
It is necessary for the economy NickB79 Apr 2014 #15
Something in return? Tarsands are a fucking ECOSYSTEM KILLER! NickB79 Apr 2014 #13
Sorry... hoosierlib Apr 2014 #20
That being said, I do want the pipeline heavily regulated and inspected and if there is a spill, djean111 Apr 2014 #28
So you're a global warming denier then NickB79 Apr 2014 #33
Nope... hoosierlib Apr 2014 #46
And once again, your statements show your true colors NickB79 Apr 2014 #49
Destroyed how? hoosierlib Apr 2014 #64
Nope... hoosierlib Apr 2014 #47
Basic science = Kool-Aid in your world? NickB79 Apr 2014 #50
My guess you have very little background in science... hoosierlib Apr 2014 #63
A climate change denier Prophet 451 Apr 2014 #53
Not denying climate change hoosierlib Apr 2014 #61
You're not a skeptic, you're a denier Prophet 451 Apr 2014 #71
it's a shit sandwich for anyone who lives in our environment. how is it going to help yurbud Apr 2014 #17
Read the State Department's or Cornell's report... hoosierlib Apr 2014 #21
It's a shit sandwich for the United States, and not necessary for the economy..... djean111 Apr 2014 #27
It is not "necessary for the economy" karynnj Apr 2014 #77
Kay Hagan is safe for voting Dems in NC for Women and Minority Issues....but... KoKo Apr 2014 #4
We should tell folks in NC to stay home? JoePhilly Apr 2014 #7
And just give the GOP the Senate? hoosierlib Apr 2014 #23
This is not a party issue, THIS IS A HUMAN BEING ISSUE .... MindMover Apr 2014 #9
Message auto-removed Name removed Apr 2014 #10
ahhh the dinos who love oil drilling. Warner and Landrieu and Alaska's guy...no surprise here TheNutcracker Apr 2014 #12
I'm going to write Warner since I'm a constituent; hopefully others will do the same, FWIW. nt JudyM May 2014 #86
So when the Obama Administration approves Keystone...... DeSwiss Apr 2014 #14
Or he could be following the will of the American people? You know, the ones who elected him? Tarheel_Dem Apr 2014 #30
Eighty-five percent say the pipeline would create a significant number of jobs, with 62 percent djean111 Apr 2014 #31
It is what it is. The anti pipeline people will have to scream that much louder. Tarheel_Dem Apr 2014 #32
I have always felt that Obama will okay Keystone. djean111 Apr 2014 #34
He's already "re-elected". And the "will of the people" is clear in that poll. Tarheel_Dem Apr 2014 #52
I believe that "will of the people" has been determined by lies. djean111 Apr 2014 #54
I get it. You're the "22%". No matter what conspiracy you've created in your mind, what other..... Tarheel_Dem Apr 2014 #56
It's easy to get 65% of the public to support it, if they get lied to from both parties about it. arcane1 Apr 2014 #35
Yup. That's exactly what happened and is happening and will happen. djean111 Apr 2014 #36
Indeed. I watched his 2008 convention acceptance speech recently arcane1 Apr 2014 #38
To be clear - I don't really watch ANYONE give speeches any more. djean111 Apr 2014 #40
Wise. arcane1 Apr 2014 #41
...he will have had plenty of cover. Orsino Apr 2014 #82
"Many of them come from fossil-fuel rich states" What difference does that make? arcane1 Apr 2014 #26
I'm not sure how that helps OUR economy rehabanderson Apr 2014 #39
It depends on whether or not all the cleaning-up-after-spills work is outsourced. n/t winter is coming Apr 2014 #48
It doesn't Boreal Apr 2014 #69
The problem for these Dems is that voters in their states are overwhelming for the pipeline. DCBob Apr 2014 #42
true, they are obviously hate radio-saturated (brain dead). But 65% wanting SP HC didn't help Doctor_J Apr 2014 #66
They shouldn't worry. m-lekktor Apr 2014 #72
But he'll wait untl after the elections . . . hatrack Apr 2014 #74
Or it could be he waits until after the election to reject it karynnj Apr 2014 #79
Mark Udall and Bennett are making a principled statement NOT joining this karynnj Apr 2014 #76
Those Dems saying how the USA will benefit from this pipeline newfie11 Apr 2014 #81
Health of the people and the planet Faux pas Apr 2014 #84
of course I'm not in favor of the pipeline, but moving the oil by rail is scary to me also. olddad56 May 2014 #87
The Party needs an enema, and these folks would be a good start. 1000words May 2014 #88
Latest Discussions»Latest Breaking News»Eleven Democrats Push Oba...»Reply #61