The XL pipeline

Will it be approved? I did not think so until today. Ed Schultz had a democratic advocate for finishing the pipe line. I do not believe that an experienced propagandist and hater like Ed would have allowed him on the air unless he had gotten the word. It will be interesting to see if other left wing venues start to reprogram all the XL haters they have created.

Looks positive.....note 20% of all propane is sold overseas and transported by pipeline(while prices have recently doubled in USA).......the oil will probably go to world markets and do little to help prices USA.....

If Barry really wanted to create well paying jobs he would have pounced on the XL pipeline when it came up the first time. Instead he's got to appease a bunch of enviro-terrorists that contributed to his campaigns. Now that he's a lame duck who won't be sought after for endorsements when he leaves office he can squirm out from under his campaign promises and play a little political Three Card Monty and somehow suddenly be pro XL pipeline.

3900 temporary jobs for 1 year, 50 permanent jobs. Yeah, that's going to make a big impression on unemployment...... Forget the long term consequences of a major spill, I wonder how much those 50 jobs will cost us all.

I say we just keep transporting by rail since it's so safe and nothing bad ever happens. Plus just think of all the extra pollution we get to pump into the atmosphere moving it... win win.

archer wrote: 3900 temporary jobs for 1 year, 50 permanent jobs. Yeah, that's going to make a big impression on unemployment...... Forget the long term consequences of a major spill, I wonder how much those 50 jobs will cost us all.

3900 well paying jobs. If one dollar of unemployment is good for the economy what does
390,000,000 private pay role dollars do?

This is what I was referring to. Can not find a clip of it. Since it was today perhaps it is no available yet.

"Former Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer joins the 2nd hour of Friday’s show to discuss the Keystone XL Pipeline."

http://wegoted.com/

Funny how a new modern regulated pipeline is at such a risk for spills, but all the 100,000 miles of existing rusty old pipelines everyone depends on daily are just hunky dory. Shouldn't we cap them and shut them all down and ride horses? LOL

archer wrote: 3900 temporary jobs for 1 year, 50 permanent jobs. Yeah, that's going to make a big impression on unemployment...... Forget the long term consequences of a major spill, I wonder how much those 50 jobs will cost us all.

Very good recitation of last year's Dem talking points. Please sign in and get tomorrows.

LOL wrote: Funny how a new modern regulated pipeline is at such a risk for spills, but all the 100,000 miles of existing rusty old pipelines everyone depends on daily are just hunky dory. Shouldn't we cap them and shut them all down and ride horses? LOL

One of the points the Governor made. His analogy is if you are going to have an accident would you want to be in a 30 year old car or a new one.