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In the discussion thread: Senate Rejects GOP Keystone Pipeline Measure [View all]

Wed Apr 18, 2012, 01:22 PM

TBF (18,431 posts)

29. Do you have anything at all to back that up?

And beneficial for whom - the folks who build pipelines? You're going to have to be much more specific here and cite your sources.

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30 replies	Author	Time	Post
Senate Rejects GOP Keystone Pipeline Measure [View all]	flpoljunkie	Mar 2012	OP
Good. nt	abelenkpe	Mar 2012	#1
Double Good plus + n/t	PuffedMica	Mar 2012	#9
The GOP was blasting the President this morning because he was lobbying	sinkingfeeling	Mar 2012	#2
Excellent!	Old and In the Way	Mar 2012	#3
Why?	WhatintheWorld	Mar 2012	#14
Because the risks are entirely socialized by the people while the profits stay privitized.	Old and In the Way	Mar 2012	#15
Environmental risks?	WhatintheWorld	Mar 2012	#19
You can suggest whatever you like.	Old and In the Way	Mar 2012	#21
OK, YOU pay for the oil/sludge spills and drink the water when the pipelines burst	wordpix	Mar 2012	#23
It would COST JOBS. The environment al "risks" are in fact 'certain' if the pipeline is built	Vincardog	Mar 2012	#27
there are jobs with alternative power	Rosa Luxemburg	Mar 2012	#28
Do you have anything at all to back that up?	TBF	Apr 2012	#29
Out of curiosity, how many jobs would this create compared to green energy tech?	Bandit	Apr 2012	#30
Link to Roll Call vote. The Republicans voted in lockstep, of course.	flpoljunkie	Mar 2012	#4
Disturbingly close	karynnj	Mar 2012	#5
Disgusted with my Senator's vote (Casey- D-PA)	grntuscarora	Mar 2012	#6
Indeed!	flpoljunkie	Mar 2012	#8
That's the second strike against Casey in a row	starroute	Mar 2012	#18
nothing to say but GOOD.	jwirr	Mar 2012	#7
Eleven Democrats bucked President Barack Obama	cal04	Mar 2012	#10
Many up for re-election and the usual suspects--some from oil producing states.	flpoljunkie	Mar 2012	#11
Let's look at Landrieu	DonCoquixote	Mar 2012	#13
I see nothing different between Landrieu and repugs, nothing!	wordpix	Mar 2012	#25
what is with these DINOs?	wordpix	Mar 2012	#24
Senate also rejected a Dem alternative from Ron Wyden. It failed 34-64. All R's voted No.	flpoljunkie	Mar 2012	#12
Republicans and 13 Democrats have no problems selling out this country for "drill baby drill"	Old and In the Way	Mar 2012	#16
+10000	wordpix	Mar 2012	#26
Spam deleted by uppityperson (MIR Team)	asfghjkyu	Mar 2012	#17
Good.	donheld	Mar 2012	#20
So why don't these supposed Constitutional Teabaggers in the House pass	fasttense	Mar 2012	#22

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