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The Spectacle Blog
Amidst legislation passed by the House to authorize the Keystone XL Pipeline, TransCanada has submitted a new proposal which re-routes the pipeline in Nebraska.
This is a good move on TransCanada’s part because it keeps Keystone in the news and reinforces the Obama Administration’s dogmatism concerning domestic oil production.
All Romney needs to do here is say, “We’re the party of Keystone. They’re the party of Solyndra.”
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WL| 4.19.12 @ 12:19AM
Great Thought. I sure hope one of Romney's people reads that....
Bob K.| 4.19.12 @ 12:29AM
The Pipeliner's Union is all for it!
http://www.tulsaworld.com/busi.....TLIN458454
I have no problem with it either as long as no tax money is used to pay for it's construction as I've been hearing that none of the oil it transports will be used here in the USA.
Bob S| 4.19.12 @ 12:41AM
It writes itself.
Too bad they'll seize upon the next Sandra Fluke or Trayvon Martin to divide Americans and distract from Obama's failed policies.
Mike Rogers | 4.19.12 @ 8:44AM
So simple even Romney can grasp the conservatism!
Bo Darville| 4.19.12 @ 1:07PM
If this becomes an issue, Obama will just flip his position on it for now and then tank it next year after he's re-elected.