Party of NO strikes again: Obama vetoes Keystone XL pipeline

Just breaking on Fox News. No article or link yet.

The Democrats continue to obstruct progress that would lower oil prices and make gasoline cheaper for working families.

Barack Obama just vetoed the Keystone XL pipeline bill.

Is he still pretending it "needs more study"?

After how many years of study, how many reports already completed?

Apparently placating his enviro-whacko base is more important to him than helping America and saving money for "the little people".
The oil wasn't for the U.S., how was it gonna lower prices?

Oh, and note prices have dropped dramatically without the Keystone extending all the way down to Texas.

Keystone does nothing for US oil
That's not entirely true. Some of the oil would be used in spills (TransCanada predicted 2 a year) to provide a nice glossy cover to the landscape.

And don't forget the 50 permanent jobs it would create. :rolleyes:
North Dakota oil train disaster in West Virginia - KMSP-TV
 
I'm so goddamned disgusted, I'm not even going to plow through 14 pages of this shit.
Screw that retarded shit-for-brains "President".
 
Just breaking on Fox News. No article or link yet.

The Democrats continue to obstruct progress that would lower oil prices and make gasoline cheaper for working families.

Barack Obama just vetoed the Keystone XL pipeline bill.

Is he still pretending it "needs more study"?

After how many years of study, how many reports already completed?

Apparently placating his enviro-whacko base is more important to him than helping America and saving money for "the little people".
The oil wasn't for the U.S., how was it gonna lower prices?

Oh, and note prices have dropped dramatically without the Keystone extending all the way down to Texas.

Keystone does nothing for US oil
That's not entirely true. Some of the oil would be used in spills (TransCanada predicted 2 a year) to provide a nice glossy cover to the landscape.

And don't forget the 50 permanent jobs it would create. :rolleyes:

Republicans voting on ten more McDonalds would provide more jobs
 
Just breaking on Fox News. No article or link yet.

The Democrats continue to obstruct progress that would lower oil prices and make gasoline cheaper for working families.

Barack Obama just vetoed the Keystone XL pipeline bill.

Is he still pretending it "needs more study"?

After how many years of study, how many reports already completed?

Apparently placating his enviro-whacko base is more important to him than helping America and saving money for "the little people".
The oil wasn't for the U.S., how was it gonna lower prices?

Oh, and note prices have dropped dramatically without the Keystone extending all the way down to Texas.

Keystone does nothing for US oil
That's not entirely true. Some of the oil would be used in spills (TransCanada predicted 2 a year) to provide a nice glossy cover to the landscape.

And don't forget the 50 permanent jobs it would create. :rolleyes:

Republicans voting on ten more McDonalds would provide more jobs
About ten times as many.
 
Just breaking on Fox News. No article or link yet.

The Democrats continue to obstruct progress that would lower oil prices and make gasoline cheaper for working families.

Barack Obama just vetoed the Keystone XL pipeline bill.

Is he still pretending it "needs more study"?

After how many years of study, how many reports already completed?

Apparently placating his enviro-whacko base is more important to him than helping America and saving money for "the little people".
The oil wasn't for the U.S., how was it gonna lower prices?

Oh, and note prices have dropped dramatically without the Keystone extending all the way down to Texas.

Keystone does nothing for US oil
That's not entirely true. Some of the oil would be used in spills (TransCanada predicted 2 a year) to provide a nice glossy cover to the landscape.

And don't forget the 50 permanent jobs it would create. :rolleyes:

Republicans voting on ten more McDonalds would provide more jobs
About ten times as many.
Keystone was the number one priority for Republucans

While they blocked infrastructure legislation that would provide a hundred thousand new jobs, they pushed for a Canadian pipeline

Is there any question that Republicans hate America?
 
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You cannot argue with people who rewrite history for partisan reasons. Rightwinger cannot bring the truth to a debate.

Environmental reasons on the pipeline are a joke as proved by the map of pipelines in America.

Leftists here are like stockholders who only want to know how much money they are making this quarter. They have no capacity for long term thinking. The strategic benefit to our country of the pipeline in the case of war or total anarchy in the Middle East is incalculable, as well as the fact that no one knows what the future holds. This is a classic case of a dime holding up a dollar.
 
The oil wasn't for the U.S., how was it gonna lower prices?

Oh, and note prices have dropped dramatically without the Keystone extending all the way down to Texas.

Keystone does nothing for US oil
That's not entirely true. Some of the oil would be used in spills (TransCanada predicted 2 a year) to provide a nice glossy cover to the landscape.

And don't forget the 50 permanent jobs it would create. :rolleyes:

Republicans voting on ten more McDonalds would provide more jobs
About ten times as many.
Keystone was the number one priority for Republucans

While they blocked infrastructure legislation that would provide a hundred thousand new jobs, they pushed for a Canadian pipeline

Is there any question that Republicans hate America?
I thought pipelines ARE infrastructure
 
Always curious how a 2100 mile pipeline with all the check valves every 1/4 mile, continuous seam inspections, pressure tests, and pumping stations, would only produce 50 full time jobs?
 
Obama’s veto of Keystone XL bill is a slap in Canada’s face...Fucking Allies is what it's All About!

Financial Post ^
U.S. President Barack Obama made good Tuesday on his threat to veto a bill to approve the Keystone XL pipeline, maintaining under his full control the final decision on the Canadian project’s future. His office downplayed the gesture, only the third veto of his presidency. There was to be no “drama or fanfare around it,” said White House press secretary Josh Earnest. It’s “certainly possible” that Obama will approve the pipeline once a State Department review of the project is completed, he added, though he gave no deadline for a decision. Yet the move is another slap in the face...
 
Not surprisingly Obama and liberals are in the minority. They only win elections because their home (the Dimocrat party) is also the home of America's other losers. Combined, they win nationwide elections such as the White House.
Anyway, real Americans are in favor of Keystone, and as soon as the piece-of-shit-in-chief is gone, Keystone will eventually prevail.

Poll: Majority of Americans back Keystone pipeline

Washington (CNN)A majority of Americans favor the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline -- a result that could give Republicans a boost as they move toward a showdown with President Barack Obama over the project -- a CNN/ORC poll has found.

The 1,179-mile Canada-to-Texas pipeline is backed by 57% of the 1,011 Americans surveyed on Dec. 18-21. Just 28% oppose it, while 15% say they are unsure.

Keystone debate moves ahead

The controversial project has become the subject of a battle between liberal environmentalists who argue it would contribute to global warming and conservatives who say it would create jobs and help the United States break away from Middle Eastern oil.

President Barack Obama has threatened to veto a measure that the Senate is set to vote on as soon as next week, which would end the State Department's six-year-old review of the project and authorize its construction immediately. Obama has said he objects to the decision-making process being removed from the executive branch.

The poll found that support for the pipeline is strongest in the South, where it's backed by 65% of those polled, and in the Midwest, where it has 63% support.

Read the entire CNN/ORC poll

The pipeline also stokes a divide along party lines, with 80% of Republicans backing it compared to just 39% of Democrats, and different age groups, with support strongest at 67% among those 65 and older and weakest at 47% among those between 18 and 34.

Poll Majority of Americans back Keystone pipeline - CNN.com
 
Barack Obama just vetoed the Keystone XL pipeline bill.
Good. No oil for China, no cash for Canada, and we don't have to pay for cleaning up their mess.

Exactly how many instances, by date, can we find of a ruptured pipeline of this type actually occurring? Should we veto any future electric car developments in this country, when an instance of a hybrid battery catching fire has been discovered from a faulty design?
 
Barack Obama just vetoed the Keystone XL pipeline bill.
Good. No oil for China, no cash for Canada, and we don't have to pay for cleaning up their mess.

Exactly how many instances, by date, can we find of a ruptured pipeline of this type actually occurring? Should we veto any future electric car developments in this country, when an instance of a hybrid battery catching fire has been discovered from a faulty design?
Phew!!
List of pipeline accidents in the United States in the 21st century - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
 
Barack Obama just vetoed the Keystone XL pipeline bill.
Good. No oil for China, no cash for Canada, and we don't have to pay for cleaning up their mess.

Exactly how many instances, by date, can we find of a ruptured pipeline of this type actually occurring? Should we veto any future electric car developments in this country, when an instance of a hybrid battery catching fire has been discovered from a faulty design?
Phew!!
List of pipeline accidents in the United States in the 21st century - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
Good thing you didn't post the actual list. They'd have needed another server.
 
It'll happen as soon as we have a president who isn't beholden to the environmentalist hippies and who actually cares about energy independence.
 
Barack Obama just vetoed the Keystone XL pipeline bill.
Good. No oil for China, no cash for Canada, and we don't have to pay for cleaning up their mess.

Exactly how many instances, by date, can we find of a ruptured pipeline of this type actually occurring? Should we veto any future electric car developments in this country, when an instance of a hybrid battery catching fire has been discovered from a faulty design?
Phew!!
List of pipeline accidents in the United States in the 21st century - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia


 
It'll happen as soon as we have a president who isn't beholden to the environmentalist hippies and who actually cares about energy independence.
Yes, it will happen. Obama may think he's king for life, but he's not. We have time, Obama doesn't ! :2up:
 
Not surprisingly Obama and liberals are in the minority. They only win elections because their home (the Dimocrat party) is also the home of America's other losers. Combined, they win nationwide elections such as the White House.
Anyway, real Americans are in favor of Keystone, and as soon as the piece-of-shit-in-chief is gone, Keystone will eventually prevail.

Poll: Majority of Americans back Keystone pipeline

Washington (CNN)A majority of Americans favor the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline -- a result that could give Republicans a boost as they move toward a showdown with President Barack Obama over the project -- a CNN/ORC poll has found.

The 1,179-mile Canada-to-Texas pipeline is backed by 57% of the 1,011 Americans surveyed on Dec. 18-21. Just 28% oppose it, while 15% say they are unsure.

Keystone debate moves ahead

The controversial project has become the subject of a battle between liberal environmentalists who argue it would contribute to global warming and conservatives who say it would create jobs and help the United States break away from Middle Eastern oil.

President Barack Obama has threatened to veto a measure that the Senate is set to vote on as soon as next week, which would end the State Department's six-year-old review of the project and authorize its construction immediately. Obama has said he objects to the decision-making process being removed from the executive branch.

The poll found that support for the pipeline is strongest in the South, where it's backed by 65% of those polled, and in the Midwest, where it has 63% support.

Read the entire CNN/ORC poll

The pipeline also stokes a divide along party lines, with 80% of Republicans backing it compared to just 39% of Democrats, and different age groups, with support strongest at 67% among those 65 and older and weakest at 47% among those between 18 and 34.

Poll Majority of Americans back Keystone pipeline - CNN.com
How great then that this country isn't run by mob-rule.
 
Barack Obama just vetoed the Keystone XL pipeline bill.
Good. No oil for China, no cash for Canada, and we don't have to pay for cleaning up their mess.

Exactly how many instances, by date, can we find of a ruptured pipeline of this type actually occurring? Should we veto any future electric car developments in this country, when an instance of a hybrid battery catching fire has been discovered from a faulty design?
Phew!!
List of pipeline accidents in the United States in the 21st century - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
Good thing you didn't post the actual list. They'd have needed another server.
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