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January 23, 2012

Playing Games While China and Cuba Drill Wells

Editorial, Washington Examiner


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How odd that President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton couldn't make a final decision on the proposed Keystone XL pipeline by the Feb. 21 deadline set by congressional Republicans. . .

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TAGGED: energy security, oil, Cuba, China, Keystone XL pipeline, Politics, energy, U.S. energy policy, WASHINGTON EXAMINER

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