WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Obama administration was poised on Wednesday to reject the Keystone crude oil pipeline, according to sources, a decision that would be welcomed by environmental groups but inflame the domestic energy industry.
The administration could make its announcement on TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline late on Wednesday or on Thursday, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters. TransCanada Corp. shares slid more than 3 percent after the news.
“We’re expecting the pipeline to be rejected,” the source said. Read balance of article
Response: Obama wants to make our country more dependant on foreign oil, so as to make the cost of fuel more expensive, in order to increase the manufacture of electric cars. Let our free system take care of energy involvement. This next presidential election will be the most important in our lifetime. Do we want makers or takers? The liberal elite want the poor and less educated to rely on them for daily sustenance. Hard to believe. We conservatives need to fight for our conservative values and win the election. Donate, get off your butt, and contribute to making the American way free.
