Obama Approves The Keystone Pipeline!

lol Sort of, the southern part has been given the go-ahead. Seems there is too much oil in Oklahoma and there is a bottleneck getting it to the rest of the nation.

"too much oil"? Has a nice ring to it.

The bottleneck has been good for Denver, lowest prices in the nation. Sounds like its only temporary though, say hello to $4 gas soon. Time to charge the scooter battery.

LOL, photo -op

Amid criticism he isn't doing enough to beat back rising gas prices, President Obama Thursday said he is calling on his administration "to cut through red tape, break through bureaucratic hurdles," and make the Southern leg of the controversial Keystone pipeline "a priority."

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162- ... bama-says/

I heard part of it. Sounded like he was in bed with Halliburton.

Joe wrote: LOL, photo -op

Amid criticism he isn't doing enough to beat back rising gas prices, President Obama Thursday said he is calling on his administration "to cut through red tape, break through bureaucratic hurdles," and make the Southern leg of the controversial Keystone pipeline "a priority."

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162- ... bama-says/

I knew you guys would criticize him no matter what he decided on the pipeline.

JSG wrote: I knew you guys would criticize him no matter what he decided on the pipeline.

Still confused, I see. I hope he marries Halliburton.

Amid criticism he isn't doing enough to beat back rising gas prices, President Obama Thursday said he is calling on his administration "to cut through red tape, break through bureaucratic hurdles," and make the Southern leg of the controversial Keystone pipeline "a priority."

Hilarious- considering that HE created the "red tape" and "bureaucratic hurdles" with his very own policies!

I thought the picture was hilarious. Reminded me of Micheal Dukakis in the Tank photo op from years ago. "Obama the oil man" LOL Maybe he could get JR Ewing from Dallas as a campaign aide.

The reality is that this will probably raise prices in the bottleneck area, up to the national average.

JSG wrote: I knew you guys would criticize him no matter what he decided on the pipeline.

No... we would (and do) criticize him (and most liberals) for the hypocrisy. Big difference. One you can't seem to see. Any wonder?

You're going to wear yourself out after another four years.