Mr. H.
Diamond Member
And if you folks would, take a look at the Alberta Clipper pipeline issue.
Well it's not exactly an "issue" anymore because it was approved in 2009 by Obama, endorsed by the State Department, and bragged upon by Hillary what's-her-name.
Permit for Alberta Clipper Pipeline Issued
Very similar in scope and purpose as the Keystone XL. It crosses the U.S. border, traverses several U.S. states, and terminates at our refineries.
The Department found that the addition of crude oil pipeline capacity between Canada and the United States will advance a number of strategic interests of the United States. These included increasing the diversity of available supplies among the United States’ worldwide crude oil sources in a time of considerable political tension in other major oil producing countries and regions; shortening the transportation pathway for crude oil supplies; and increasing crude oil supplies from a major non-Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries producer. Canada is a stable and reliable ally and trading partner of the United States, with which we have free trade agreements which augment the security of this energy supply.
Approval of the permit sends a positive economic signal, in a difficult economic period, about the future reliability and availability of a portion of United States’ energy imports, and in the immediate term, this shovel-ready project will provide construction jobs for workers in the United States.
So the jig is up. Nebraska governor approves. Also...
Baucus, Daines call for Obama to approve Keystone pipeline | Max Baucus | U.S. Senator from Montana
WASHINGTON - Democratic Sen. Max Baucus of Montana and nine other Democratic and Republican senators called Wednesday for President Barack Obama to approve the Keystone XL pipeline project now that Nebraska has approved an alternate route.
"No more excuses," Baucus said at a news conference. "It's time to put people to work." He was joined by senators from Nebraska, North Dakota, Texas, Alaska, West Virginia, Arkansas and Louisiana.
No more excuses, BITCHES.
Well it's not exactly an "issue" anymore because it was approved in 2009 by Obama, endorsed by the State Department, and bragged upon by Hillary what's-her-name.
Permit for Alberta Clipper Pipeline Issued
Very similar in scope and purpose as the Keystone XL. It crosses the U.S. border, traverses several U.S. states, and terminates at our refineries.
The Department found that the addition of crude oil pipeline capacity between Canada and the United States will advance a number of strategic interests of the United States. These included increasing the diversity of available supplies among the United States’ worldwide crude oil sources in a time of considerable political tension in other major oil producing countries and regions; shortening the transportation pathway for crude oil supplies; and increasing crude oil supplies from a major non-Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries producer. Canada is a stable and reliable ally and trading partner of the United States, with which we have free trade agreements which augment the security of this energy supply.
Approval of the permit sends a positive economic signal, in a difficult economic period, about the future reliability and availability of a portion of United States’ energy imports, and in the immediate term, this shovel-ready project will provide construction jobs for workers in the United States.
So the jig is up. Nebraska governor approves. Also...
Baucus, Daines call for Obama to approve Keystone pipeline | Max Baucus | U.S. Senator from Montana
WASHINGTON - Democratic Sen. Max Baucus of Montana and nine other Democratic and Republican senators called Wednesday for President Barack Obama to approve the Keystone XL pipeline project now that Nebraska has approved an alternate route.
"No more excuses," Baucus said at a news conference. "It's time to put people to work." He was joined by senators from Nebraska, North Dakota, Texas, Alaska, West Virginia, Arkansas and Louisiana.
No more excuses, BITCHES.