Thousands of temporary jobs. And here is the kicker,
his decision moved the U.S. further away from energy independence and lower gas prices at a time when inflation and gas prices are drastically impacting Americans’ pocketbooks
How in the sam hell does building a pipeline to directly import nasty ass oil from Canada improve America's energy independence? I mean riddle me that shit. And if the pipeline would have been approved gas prices would have WENT UP. Every study indicates as much. Especially in the Midwest, like say, Montana.
The whole purpose of Keystone was to deliver nasty ass oil to refineries in the Gulf to be processed into diesel fuel and exported. In other words, bend over American people and take it up the ass, and no, you get no vaseline. Nope, the American people take on the environmental cost, risk to the aquifer, toxic waste, and they don't get jackshit in return Canada gets a couple dollars extra for every barrel of oil they import, and they are our largest supplier. Brazil and Mexico get cheaper diesel while Americans pay more for gasoline. What part of "America first" do you not understand?
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