Keystone Pipeline - a red line?

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bamawriter said:
It would be nice if Obama and crew would simply be honest with the country and say "Look, governing is inconvenient between now and November. Everything that requires tough decisions or difficult enforcement is on hold until then. We're gonna talk war on women, we're gonna talk race, we're gonna talk Koch brothers, but we're done governing for the next 6 1/12 months."
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Election year in Illinois so far has talks of gambling expansion and a gas tax increase -- and the Dems are hoping to keep control of the state --- brilliant move
 
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Well well well....guess what everyone?? :banghead2: The Obama administration once again has punted on a final decision for the Keystone XL pipeline announcing it is extending a key review period "indefinitely". :crazy:
 
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W.TN.Orange Blood said:
Well well well....guess what everyone?? :banghead2: The Obama administration once again has punted on a final decision for the Keystone XL pipeline announcing it is extending a key review period "indefinitely". :crazy:
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He has trouble making decisions, can you imagine him deciding on where his monthly vacation is gonna be?
 
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FLVOL69 said:
He has trouble making decisions, can you imagine him deciding on where his monthly vacation is gonna be?
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I'm really beginning to think Moochelle has castrated him because he has no balls to make a good positive decision that will help the country economically by putting people to work that have no jobs. Worst President ever I do believe and a hard-headed one too by not moving the country forward w/the creation of jobs in this project.
 
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W.TN.Orange Blood said:
Well well well....guess what everyone?? :banghead2: The Obama administration once again has punted on a final decision for the Keystone XL pipeline announcing it is extending a key review period "indefinitely". :crazy:
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Sorry to Grand Vol. I didn't see or I missed his post in #93 which is big as all day light. The litigation before the Nebraska Supreme Court could affect the pipeline's route. If the route changes, officials made clear the State Dept. reserves the right to conduct another environment impact study to include more public comments which could delay the process more.
 
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FLVOL69 said:
He's anti fossil fuels... Doesn't fit his green agenda.
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During the Obama administration, US crude oil production is up nearly 49 percent and natural gas production has increased 21.3 percent. Coal production is down 6.7 percent since Obama took office.

These statistics do not support your claim that "he's anti fossil fuels". Anti coal, yes but not anti fossil fuels.


U.S. Field Production of Crude Oil (Thousand Barrels per Day)

U.S. Natural Gas Marketed Production (Million Cubic Feet)
 
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Abe Hoffman said:
During the Obama administration, US crude oil production is up nearly 49 percent and natural gas production has increased 21.3 percent. Coal production is down 6.7 percent since Obama took office.

These statistics do not support your claim that "he's anti fossil fuels". Anti coal, yes but not anti fossil fuels.


U.S. Field Production of Crude Oil (Thousand Barrels per Day)

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Sorry Abe , that's due in spite of his policies. The increase comes from "private" lands, North Dakota for one. Federal leases down almost 50% under our supreme leader.
 
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FLVOL69 said:
Sorry Abe , that's due in spite of his policies. The increase comes from "private" lands, North Dakota for one. Federal leases down almost 50% under our supreme leader.
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So, you blame him for the decrease in coal production but do not give him any credit for the increase in oil and gas production?

He could have placed restrictions on drilling on private land but did not. He could have restricted fracking but did not.

There are many things Obama can be criticized for, his energy policy is not one of them.
 
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W.TN.Orange Blood said:
Sorry to Grand Vol. I didn't see or I missed his post in #93 which is big as all day light. The litigation before the Nebraska Supreme Court could affect the pipeline's route. If the route changes, officials made clear the State Dept. reserves the right to conduct another environment impact study to include more public comments which could delay the process more.
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I had heard the same thing and asked about it above. Strange that all of you ignore it.
 
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Abe Hoffman said:
So, you blame him for the decrease in coal production but do not give him any credit for the increase in oil and gas production?

He could have placed restrictions on drilling on private land but did not. He could have restricted fracking but did not.

There are many things Obama can be criticized for, his energy policy is not one of them.
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Lol, if he could restrict it he would..not to mention he's bankrupting the coal industry. He's all about green energy when we have an abundance of oil and natural gas, as far as an energy policy goes I suggest you google approved drilling permits bush vs obama.
 

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Abe Hoffman said:
So, you blame him for the decrease in coal production but do not give him any credit for the increase in oil and gas production?

He could have placed restrictions on drilling on private land but did not. He could have restricted fracking but did not.

There are many things Obama can be criticized for, his energy policy is not one of them.
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Abe Hoffman said:
So, you blame him for the decrease in coal production but do not give him any credit for the increase in oil and gas production?

He could have placed restrictions on drilling on private land but did not. He could have restricted fracking but did not.

There are many things Obama can be criticized for, his energy policy is not one of them.
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The US exports as much if not more oil than it imports. Why?
 
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Abe Hoffman said:
So, you blame him for the decrease in coal production but do not give him any credit for the increase in oil and gas production?

He could have placed restrictions on drilling on private land but did not. He could have restricted fracking but did not.

There are many things Obama can be criticized for, his energy policy is not one of them.
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And just how could he restrict production on private land without congressional or court approval?
 
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I am still lost on why some of you kind are defending Obama's energy policy. Criticism of political leaders is ok. He is not Stalin, Castro, or Mao. I know it's a cult of personality with some of you.
 
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SergeantVol said:
I am still lost on why some of you kind are defending Obama's energy policy. Criticism of political leaders is ok. He is not Stalin, Castro, or Mao. I know it's a cult of personality with some of you.
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He's just the worst potus ever & tries to be our supreme leader & dictate his agendas.
 
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