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It was the Republicans in Idaho who unanimously lobbied the President to put the Keystone on hold. Not really reported by the so called "liberal" news.
Links are more credible, RD.
Even as Democrats were able to hold the line and beat back a Republican attempt to force through the controversial Keystone Pipeline project, the GOP feels it has hit a potent election-year issue.
Eleven Democratsmany facing re-election in swing statesdefected from their party and voted with Republicans in favor of an amendment, offered by Republican North Dakota Sen. John Hoeven, which would have allowed the pipeline project to move forward despite any White House objections. The Senate voted 56-42 in favor of the measurefalling short of the 60 votes needed to pass it as an amendment to the larger highway authorization bill.
Despite Failed Vote, GOP Sees Victory in Keystone Pipeline - US News and World Report
Right wingers rarely read the links. This "link" proves it:
http://www.usmessageboard.com/humor/212442-obama-over-the-top-praising-chinese-government.html
Officials have attempted oil spill cleanup methods to contain the leakage, but the damage has closed 40 miles of the river and forced many residents and businesses to relocate.
Michigan residents express oil spill concerns along Kalamazoo River
The smell of oil was sickeningly strong at first. Residents evacuated the houses nearest to the leak, and workers within half a mile of the pipeline break had to wear respirators to protect them from inhaling fumes. Even a dozen miles downstream, I could smell the oil and feel the fumes irritating my eyes. These fumes were the light components of the oil evaporating into the air. The heavy components of the oil were left behind on the banks or gradually sank to the bottom of the river.
Investigating Environmental Impacts: Oil on the Kalamazoo River
Oh that darn EPA. What do we need it for? Let business do business. This is why it's dangerous to put Republicans in charge of anything. War, disasters, doesn't matter. They always find a way to make things worse.
The cost so far is 10 times per gallon the cost of cleaning up a regular spill, because the oil sands sink to the bottom of the river where they can't get to it.
What do you want to do, go back to windmills and blacksmiths or admit that oil is what fuels the world? The ultra radical left are no dummies. They understand that a couple of incidents of sabotage can be used to gain a political advantage. Barry is the last chance for the radical left wing and if it takes an accident that inconveniences people in Louisiana or Michigan what do you think they will do? You already saw the propaganda value that Dean saw in it.
Officials have attempted oil spill cleanup methods to contain the leakage, but the damage has closed 40 miles of the river and forced many residents and businesses to relocate.
Michigan residents express oil spill concerns along Kalamazoo River
The smell of oil was sickeningly strong at first. Residents evacuated the houses nearest to the leak, and workers within half a mile of the pipeline break had to wear respirators to protect them from inhaling fumes. Even a dozen miles downstream, I could smell the oil and feel the fumes irritating my eyes. These fumes were the light components of the oil evaporating into the air. The heavy components of the oil were left behind on the banks or gradually sank to the bottom of the river.
Investigating Environmental Impacts: Oil on the Kalamazoo River
Oh that darn EPA. What do we need it for? Let business do business. This is why it's dangerous to put Republicans in charge of anything. War, disasters, doesn't matter. They always find a way to make things worse.
The cost so far is 10 times per gallon the cost of cleaning up a regular spill, because the oil sands sink to the bottom of the river where they can't get to it.
Officials have attempted oil spill cleanup methods to contain the leakage, but the damage has closed 40 miles of the river and forced many residents and businesses to relocate.
Michigan residents express oil spill concerns along Kalamazoo River
The smell of oil was sickeningly strong at first. Residents evacuated the houses nearest to the leak, and workers within half a mile of the pipeline break had to wear respirators to protect them from inhaling fumes. Even a dozen miles downstream, I could smell the oil and feel the fumes irritating my eyes. These fumes were the light components of the oil evaporating into the air. The heavy components of the oil were left behind on the banks or gradually sank to the bottom of the river.
Investigating Environmental Impacts: Oil on the Kalamazoo River
Oh that darn EPA. What do we need it for? Let business do business. This is why it's dangerous to put Republicans in charge of anything. War, disasters, doesn't matter. They always find a way to make things worse.
The cost so far is 10 times per gallon the cost of cleaning up a regular spill, because the oil sands sink to the bottom of the river where they can't get to it.
Officials have attempted oil spill cleanup methods to contain the leakage, but the damage has closed 40 miles of the river and forced many residents and businesses to relocate.
Michigan residents express oil spill concerns along Kalamazoo River
The smell of oil was sickeningly strong at first. Residents evacuated the houses nearest to the leak, and workers within half a mile of the pipeline break had to wear respirators to protect them from inhaling fumes. Even a dozen miles downstream, I could smell the oil and feel the fumes irritating my eyes. These fumes were the light components of the oil evaporating into the air. The heavy components of the oil were left behind on the banks or gradually sank to the bottom of the river.
Investigating Environmental Impacts: Oil on the Kalamazoo River
Oh that darn EPA. What do we need it for? Let business do business. This is why it's dangerous to put Republicans in charge of anything. War, disasters, doesn't matter. They always find a way to make things worse.
The cost so far is 10 times per gallon the cost of cleaning up a regular spill, because the oil sands sink to the bottom of the river where they can't get to it.
Well if the EPA is supposed to prevent this kind of stuff, looks like they've failed big time.
This happened on Obama's watch. Wonder if you'll hold him accountable....
Links are more credible, RD.
Even as Democrats were able to hold the line and beat back a Republican attempt to force through the controversial Keystone Pipeline project, the GOP feels it has hit a potent election-year issue.
Eleven Democratsmany facing re-election in swing statesdefected from their party and voted with Republicans in favor of an amendment, offered by Republican North Dakota Sen. John Hoeven, which would have allowed the pipeline project to move forward despite any White House objections. The Senate voted 56-42 in favor of the measurefalling short of the 60 votes needed to pass it as an amendment to the larger highway authorization bill.
Despite Failed Vote, GOP Sees Victory in Keystone Pipeline - US News and World Report
Right wingers rarely read the links. This "link" proves it:
http://www.usmessageboard.com/humor/212442-obama-over-the-top-praising-chinese-government.html
It is so grown up of you to use links to back up your argument. I'm proud of you RD. I bet any day now puberty will be knocking on your door.
We do look at the arguments differently though. My concerns are about using the best methods and materials to do the job right the first time. I also have concerns about ensuring preparedness and response to real problems.
INDIA, from a company known for making shit steel, Welspun, but those evil Democrats are demanding that Trans Canada use American steel.Right wingers rarely read the links. This "link" proves it:
http://www.usmessageboard.com/humor/212442-obama-over-the-top-praising-chinese-government.html
It is so grown up of you to use links to back up your argument. I'm proud of you RD. I bet any day now puberty will be knocking on your door.
We do look at the arguments differently though. My concerns are about using the best methods and materials to do the job right the first time. I also have concerns about ensuring preparedness and response to real problems.
which country/countries are supplying the pipe?
Mindless DittoNutzis think that makes oil safe. Strychnine is also 100% organic!Oil is 100% organic.
Doesn't it seem more and more like the American left are a bunch of racist bigots? It's fine for the Saudis and Colombians and Canadians to risk environmental problems as long as the elites in the Obama administration can drive around in their gas guzzling armored cars.
Mindless DittoNutzis think that makes oil safe. Strychnine is also 100% organic!Oil is 100% organic.
March 07, 2012
RUSH: Oil's not even toxic. It's natural! Oil is organic. It's as organic as anything is.
Doesn't it seem more and more like the American left are a bunch of racist bigots? It's fine for the Saudis and Colombians and Canadians to risk environmental problems as long as the elites in the Obama administration can drive around in their gas guzzling armored cars.
You're angry because our country isn't dirty enough? Really?
Officials have attempted oil spill cleanup methods to contain the leakage, but the damage has closed 40 miles of the river and forced many residents and businesses to relocate.
Michigan residents express oil spill concerns along Kalamazoo River
The smell of oil was sickeningly strong at first. Residents evacuated the houses nearest to the leak, and workers within half a mile of the pipeline break had to wear respirators to protect them from inhaling fumes. Even a dozen miles downstream, I could smell the oil and feel the fumes irritating my eyes. These fumes were the light components of the oil evaporating into the air. The heavy components of the oil were left behind on the banks or gradually sank to the bottom of the river.
Investigating Environmental Impacts: Oil on the Kalamazoo River
Oh that darn EPA. What do we need it for? Let business do business. This is why it's dangerous to put Republicans in charge of anything. War, disasters, doesn't matter. They always find a way to make things worse.
The cost so far is 10 times per gallon the cost of cleaning up a regular spill, because the oil sands sink to the bottom of the river where they can't get to it.
Mindless DittoNutzis think that makes oil safe. Strychnine is also 100% organic!Oil is 100% organic.
March 07, 2012
RUSH: Oil's not even toxic. It's natural! Oil is organic. It's as organic as anything is.
Are you saying its not natural?
Doesn't it seem more and more like the American left are a bunch of racist bigots? It's fine for the Saudis and Colombians and Canadians to risk environmental problems as long as the elites in the Obama administration can drive around in their gas guzzling armored cars.
You're angry because our country isn't dirty enough? Really?
You seem to be missing the point [I know, surprise surprise].
If we don't drill for our own oil here, with our very strict environmental standards, then we just end up importing it from overseas. Typically from thrid world shitholes that don't give a flying fuck about the environment. So in the end, we actually reward those countries for crapping all over the environment while at the same time denying jobs right here in the US.
So that is the Hussein's energy policy- reward other countries that abide by lesser standards than ours. He'd rather give a raghead a job, than some redneck American.
And the government issued the company a warning that January, which like good capitalists do, the company ignored it until the spill July 26.Inspections for this pipeline are the responsibility of the Federal Government.Officials have attempted oil spill cleanup methods to contain the leakage, but the damage has closed 40 miles of the river and forced many residents and businesses to relocate.
Michigan residents express oil spill concerns along Kalamazoo River
The smell of oil was sickeningly strong at first. Residents evacuated the houses nearest to the leak, and workers within half a mile of the pipeline break had to wear respirators to protect them from inhaling fumes. Even a dozen miles downstream, I could smell the oil and feel the fumes irritating my eyes. These fumes were the light components of the oil evaporating into the air. The heavy components of the oil were left behind on the banks or gradually sank to the bottom of the river.
Investigating Environmental Impacts: Oil on the Kalamazoo River
Oh that darn EPA. What do we need it for? Let business do business. This is why it's dangerous to put Republicans in charge of anything. War, disasters, doesn't matter. They always find a way to make things worse.
The cost so far is 10 times per gallon the cost of cleaning up a regular spill, because the oil sands sink to the bottom of the river where they can't get to it.
