^ thats the best you people could come up with after 19 views?

tarsands almost make fracking look environmentally friendly lol ALMOST
After 37 years in this industry, I know for a fact that the Senator's comments are moot and simply reflect the status quo.
And it's not at all surprising to me that you would be impressed by such senseless, worthless grandstanding.
You're an intelligent cracker, Brotch Dot. But in certain realms you obviously don't know jack fucking shit.
you just proved you didn't watch the 5-minute & 20 second vid. Thanks for playing
If you want to know his rational recommendations, start watching at the 2:30 mark onwards. 4:25 onwards is what you glossed over.
I watched the video. Keystone is not about "prices at the pump".
Prices now at the pump do not represent any semblance of a "tax cut".
He is correct in his assessment of the contrast between arguments that Keystone will result in lower gas prices VS higher gas prices.
There is no risk to the "better days" that consumers could see at the gas pump than we see today.
Al Franken napping.
I'm surprised that this bitch questions the transparency of his own administration.
With respect to anti-dumping... would this Senator object to foreign oil being "dumped" on our markets?
He quotes "unfairly traded goods". Does this include crude oil?
Does "abiding by our nation's trade laws" include crude oil?
He mentions fair competition with American manufacturers. Does this include American oil producers?
Oil spills are, and should continue to be, under the jurisdiction of individual states.
The public has always, and will always, receive full value of resources produced on federal lands.
The waste of natural gas on public lands is no different than the waste of natural gas on private lands. That issue is being addressed by industry and with resounding success.
There you have it, Brotch.
Blow by fucking blow.
Now fuck off, you know-nothing piece of shit.