Now figure in the trickle down to other industries and then expand this idea across the entire country. That's what we could do if we didn't have the Columbia/Harvard/Berkeley crowd running things.
Now figure in the trickle down to other industries and then expand this idea across the entire country. That's what we could do if we didn't have the Columbia/Harvard/Berkeley crowd running things.
DingleBarry is a wonderful President. I'm so glad the moron was elected by morons twice over.
Lmmfao... trickle down. Smfh
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Digging up an old thread, but, just got a text from KRMG that read "Breaking News: Defying the GOP, President Obama has vetoed the Keystone XL pipeline bill."
News story here... http://www.krmg.com/ap/ap/business/congress-sends-keystone-bill-to-obama-who-plans-to/nkHhz/
News story here... http://www.krmg.com/ap/ap/business/congress-sends-keystone-bill-to-obama-who-plans-to/nkHhz/
I believe what you are describing is also called promoting American industry - and it creates jobs and spreads wealth. It also drives the overall price of crude down - so what's your issue? Did you expect it to labeled "US only"? Do you object to jobs supported by exports?
You do realize that we are part of the global supply and we are part of the global demand, right? They aren't going to pipe it to Houston just to sell it elsewhere unless elsewhere is willing to pay more than we are. If this pipeline can bring more product to market then the price drops for everyone, especially us.
Here's a lil tidbit nobody's talking about. The Houston refineries want that oil in a bad way. They are able to refine it. It's a heavy crude which is what they are setup for. A lot of what we are producing today is a very light "sweet" crude, which is a good thing, but not what refineries had to work with historically.
I object to exporting commodities. Just drives the prices up
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