Keystone
62 pieces tagged “Keystone”, newest first.
Why Are We Buying Russian Oil?
Trump was supposed to be Putin’s stooge, but it’s Biden who’s doing his bidding.
Jenny Granholm’s Laughing Matter
Joe Biden’s energy secretary seems painfully out of touch with the energy needs of the American people.
Saving Keystone From Joe Biden’s Pen
Republicans aren’t giving up on the thousands of jobs Biden’s order killed.
Keystone Was More Than a Pipeline
With the stroke of a pen, Biden and his hard-left handlers wrecked the lives of thousands of our fellow Americans.
TransCanada Sues Over Keystone Politics
Obama’s gerrymandering is the focus of a $15 billion lawsuit.
Why Do Working Americans Support Job-Killing Democrats?
After years of review, President Obama has killed the Keystone XL pipeline project. The pipeline would have moved crude oil from Western Canada to Nebraska, where it would have connected to existing pipelines and moved the oil to refineries at the U.S. Gulf Coast. The exact number of jobs that the project would have created was disputed, but a reasonable estimate seems to be several thousand jobs. These would have been largely blue-collar jobs, which is why labor unions, usually a constituency that a Democratic president seeks to please, supported the project.
Keystone Kaput for Now
President Obama’s unilateral rejection of the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline that would have brought petroleum and jobs to the U.S. is another in a long list of issues dominated by politics rather than common sense, economics and science. After seven years of dithering on Keystone, the president said he was following the recommendation of Secretary of State John Kerry that the pipeline was not in the country’s national security interest, which he said includes being a global leader in the “climate change” campaign.
Clinton’s Contract
The day after Hillary Rodham Clinton became secretary of state in 2009, she signed a contract with the American people, not figuratively, but literally. She signed a Sensitive Compartmented Information Nondisclosure Agreement — a contract acknowledging that she held a very special position that would put her in possession of extremely important information. Information that had to be handled with the utmost care.
