Yes - The Oil Barons get what they want.
93%
No - The GOP will come to their senses & maintain US infrastructure without the XL Pipeline.
7%

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arky12 13 years 43 weeks ago

It's getting to be a broken record re XL Pipeline. I cannot seem to convince my blue dog dem Congressman that tar sands oil and this pipeline is a bad thing. He can't see past the few jobs in my state that it will, or has created. He is for alternative green energy as well, but I think he voted to keep subsidies with big oil vs spreading some of it to emerging technologies re renewable energies.

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telliottmbamsc 13 years 43 weeks ago

Nationalize the Oil and Gas industry.

Break up the too big to fail banks

Get cash out of politics.

dianhow 13 years 43 weeks ago

Well said Until that happens WE are screwed IF Citizens United money man Mitt wins whats left of the middle class will soon die off I am very worried

dianhow 13 years 43 weeks ago

Most in congress are owned by Big OIL Bush Cheney both huge oil men We saw where they led us worst crash since 1929

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