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In reply to the discussion: Eleven Democrats Push Obama to Approve Keystone [View all]INdemo
(7,024 posts)73. Refering to the Republican lites
not the real Democrats.Check out the voting recording and recent articles where "Some Democrats in Congress are urging President Obama to approve the Keystone pipeline"
http://www.latimes.com/nation/politics/politicsnow/la-pn-senate-democrats-keystone-pipeline-20140410,0,447898.story#axzz2zQaNIK3C
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Why assume that when the more likely reason is the majority of their state support it
karynnj
Apr 2014
#75
We're going to run the risk of an inland Deepwater Horizon for 50 permanent jobs?
Doctor_J
Apr 2014
#22
I imagine science will remain as such whether you "tow its line" or not...
LanternWaste
Apr 2014
#58
Methinks you are in the wrong place if you want to chase out people who disagree with you.
former9thward
Apr 2014
#57
hoosier's post is a list of fox "news" talking points that fail the laugh test
Doctor_J
Apr 2014
#65
50 full time jobs, and oil being exported overseas, with the profits going to Canada.
arcane1
Apr 2014
#29
All our refineries are opperating at or near maximum capacity, we have not built a new...
DrewFlorida
Apr 2014
#43
I stand corrected. After you disagreed with my comment about refineries being near full capacity...
DrewFlorida
Apr 2014
#67
Oil. gas, diesel etc all all commodities - their market price is set on international markets
karynnj
Apr 2014
#78
That being said, I do want the pipeline heavily regulated and inspected and if there is a spill,
djean111
Apr 2014
#28
it's a shit sandwich for anyone who lives in our environment. how is it going to help
yurbud
Apr 2014
#17
It's a shit sandwich for the United States, and not necessary for the economy.....
djean111
Apr 2014
#27
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
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
He's already "re-elected". And the "will of the people" is clear in that poll.
Tarheel_Dem
Apr 2014
#52
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
"Many of them come from fossil-fuel rich states" What difference does that make?
arcane1
Apr 2014
#26
It depends on whether or not all the cleaning-up-after-spills work is outsourced. n/t
winter is coming
Apr 2014
#48
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