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In reply to the discussion: New Post-ABC News poll: Keystone XL project overwhelmingly favored by Americans [View all]aggiesal
(8,929 posts)64. Are you serious?
Why should they ship it anywhere? They can refine this sludge themselves.
There are currently 12 companies operating refineries in Canada.
Why are you advocating for this pipeline? Do you have some vested intertest
in having the pipeline operational?
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New Post-ABC News poll: Keystone XL project overwhelmingly favored by Americans [View all]
geek tragedy
Mar 2014
OP
Too late to educate your friends. It's going to be approved and Putin is helping it get approved.
kelliekat44
Mar 2014
#45
But the fact is it will only support a handful of permanant jobs. They should re-do it with that
grahamhgreen
Mar 2014
#2
People are for it because they think it means jobs and energy for America, if they knew
grahamhgreen
Mar 2014
#78
Are they asking the farmers and ranchers whose land the pipeline crosses ... nt
MindMover
Mar 2014
#3
Despite opposition from some, I'm sure others have agreed. Just like took the money for fracking.
freshwest
Mar 2014
#62
All we'll get from this pipeline is the tar sands pollution.The tipping point.
bjobotts
Mar 2014
#39
you can bet the pipeline people will use this poll to make their case. except for the part
Sunlei
Mar 2014
#49
Absolutely correct, and that is why the country is where it is today, and unfortunately will be for
lostincalifornia
Mar 2014
#16
Just remember, necessity is the mother of action so people are getting more involved
bjobotts
Mar 2014
#40
it is a very bad habit to discount polling that contains unpleasant results nt
geek tragedy
Mar 2014
#14
Actually, that's my issue. They are sending the garbage they don't want to handle
Cleita
Mar 2014
#31
The map proves that the refining capacity of the Gulf Coast is enormous
Sen. Walter Sobchak
Mar 2014
#121
They already are, it's called the Trans Mountain Pipeline System, it is sixty years old
Sen. Walter Sobchak
Mar 2014
#81
Most people don't know enough about the pipeline to think it's *not* a good idea
meadowlark5
Mar 2014
#23
Significant risk to the environment, but the promise of a few jobs, and that's OK???
arcane1
Mar 2014
#24
ABC/WaPo is a credible polling outfit. I don't play the "skewed polls" game. nt
geek tragedy
Mar 2014
#30
the poll shows strong support for increasing the minimum wage and a slight edge
geek tragedy
Mar 2014
#41
i think people are desperate to see some kind of infrastructure built, economy sucks
geek tragedy
Mar 2014
#44
The letter after the name means nothing much anymore. Both "D" & "R" chase the same BIG MONEY!
blkmusclmachine
Mar 2014
#58
Seems to me that the poll results reflect how the mainstream media is failing
riversedge
Mar 2014
#52
Why should I believe a poll, which is easily manipulated? (Not saying this one is...)
blkmusclmachine
Mar 2014
#54
I wonder how our misinformed public would respond if they knew Keystone XL will RAISE gas prices?
pa28
Mar 2014
#60
1000 people polled doesn't make it invalid. Hop over to RCP and look at the sample size for some
24601
Mar 2014
#72
I would imagine that a lot of misinformed people would support the pipeline...
olddad56
Mar 2014
#76
Is this the real info, or is this merely the usual propaganda pushed by Big Oil for profit?
Cal33
Mar 2014
#87
I don't believe this, I don't believe 2 of 3 U.S. citizens/voters even know what it is or what it is
Todays_Illusion
Mar 2014
#120