"Drill baby drill" on hold?

Zincwarrior
1. That was January.
2. Thats a governor. Its not anyone who would be involved in actually getting it built.
 
Zincwarrior
You need to read the articles you post. Again inside it is the Company itself saying hell no.
KETV NewsWatch 7 reached out to TC Energy, who referred us to a new company it spun off last summer: South Bow.

South Bow is marketed as a critical energy infrastructure company and didn't seem interested in pursuing the project again.
"We've moved on from the Keystone XL project," a spokeswoman said. "We continue to engage with customers to develop options to increase Canadian oil supplies to meet growing demand."
 
Wall St is giving a recession about a 50% chance, so corporations probably don't see expansion as a good move. And that's why Trump is an idiot, or one of them. He sees the problem, but his answers are back in the 80s.
Taiwan Semi Conductor Manufacturing Company
Apple
Nvidia
These are just a few major worldwide companies investing in the USA since The American People voted for President Trump.
 
Liar
So easy to prove your claim wrong




Are you a moron or something? What part of Dem assholes jacked up the taxes on gas can't you comprehend idiot? When Biden inflation was at it's peak, Dems jacked up the gas tax a whopping 50 cents a gallon. Because asshole Dems will not be denied their tax increases, MF'ers. Democrats are the #1 enemy of the poor and working class!
Q: Did Biden raise the National gas tax?
Source: ChatGPT

No, President Joe Biden did not raise the federal gas tax during his administration. In fact, he opposed such an increase. In 2021, the White House explicitly rejected proposals to raise the federal gas tax, citing concerns about burdening Americans earning under $400,000 annually .





In 2022, amid rising fuel prices, Biden proposed a temporary suspension of the federal gas tax—a “gas tax holiday”—to provide relief at the pump. This proposal aimed to suspend the 18.4 cents-per-gallon federal tax for three months but faced opposition in Congress and was ultimately not enacted .





While the federal gas tax remained unchanged, the Biden administration implemented other energy-related policies. Notably, the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act introduced a methane emissions fee targeting large oil and gas producers. This fee began at $900 per metric ton in 2024 and was set to rise to $1,500 by 2026 . However, in March 2025, Congress voted to repeal this fee, and President Donald Trump signed the repeal into law .





In summary, while President Biden did not increase the federal gas tax, his administration’s environmental policies, such as the methane emissions fee, may have indirectly influenced energy prices.
 
Your link was just Trump's BS. And you didn't even read it.

Look at the byline:
Expired permits, dismantled sections and the absence of a committed developer are some of the challenges.

Now, please cite something showing any of those have been overcome. Who's the developer? Have more permits been requested or approved? Is there a funding arranged to fund it? Is there any construction? How are you going to overcome Canada's newfound intense dislike for the US?
His links are a couple months old, just did an extensive search and nothing including contractors have started anything. In fact it's shut down right now due to a rupture in ND.
 
guess what?
Zincwarrior as well... triple whammy :auiqs.jpg::auiqs.jpg::auiqs.jpg:

Maybe Jared can assist ? He took all that Arab money :)

Saudi will not waste a Trump-fueled oil crisis :)


Riyadh issued its first warning shot the day after Trump's tariff announcement as financial markets entered freefall.
Saudi Arabia and seven other OPEC+ members caught traders off-guard with a decision to accelerate the planned unwinding of the first tranche of 2.2 million bpd of production cuts. The decision will add 411,000 bpd to global supply in May, even though the market is already well supplied.

2014 REDUX? :abgg2q.jpg::abgg2q.jpg::abgg2q.jpg::abgg2q.jpg:



The current moment might feel similar to 2014.

That year, Saudi Arabia memorably flooded the market with oil to try to overwhelm upstart U.S. shale competitors and reassert its supremacy. Brent crude prices more than halved in the six months to January 2015 to $51 a barrel, leading to a protracted slowdown in new investments.
There are certainly common elements today.
U.S. shale producers require an average U.S. oil price of $65 a barrel to drill a new well, a survey, opens new tab conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas showed. Western Texas Intermediate (WTI) prices traded below $60 on Wednesday.

So if oil prices persist at their current levels for a sustained period, many U.S. producers will be forced to scale back operations, especially given that drilling costs look set to rise due to Trump's tariffs on steel and equipment.

Jared never got a dime from Saudi Arabia. The money went to the investment firm he worked for. They invested it for the Saudis, They paid him nothing! Dumbass!
 
So Trump lowered gasoline prices at the pump, giving consumers relief from the Biden inflation. Thanks for recognizing. Excellent job, Mr. President!
You have to love how he uses a global pandemic and a trade war/recession to lower the price of gas.
 
F'ing Biden gas is still way north of $4 a gallon here because asshole Dems jacked up the taxes through the roof, MF'ers! :mad: All Dems ROT IN HELL you POS useless bags of wormy slime!
Die you gravy sucking pig
 
They can sell to China or the EU. Your whole argument has been shown to be literally nothing.
Canada has no port facilities to refine and export oil and oil products. They are all in the US. Do you expect Canda will build their own pipeline across the Rocky Mountains to non-existent ports on their such smaller Pacific coast?
 
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