February 28, 2013

Approving Keystone XL Is a No-Brainer

Rep. Fred Upton, National Journal


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The Keystone XL pipeline represents high-paying jobs, affordable and secure energy, and the possibility of North American energy independence. And unfortunately, the Keystone XL pipeline is also emblematic of the Obama administration’s failed policies – an unwillingness to embrace the job-creating power of private enterprise and move forward with a true “all-of-the-above” energy strategy. . .

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TAGGED: domestic energy, oil, jobs, economy, U.S. energy policy, Keystone XL pipeline, National Journal, Rep. Fred Upton

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