Cory Gardner, a Republican congressman who has been a big supporter of the Keystone XL pipeline — a big issue in the West — is mounting a strong challenge, and a series of polls have showed him within a few points of Udall.
He adopted some of their arguments in his comments on Saturday, knocking down pipeline supporters' claims of a big jobs boost, saying Keystone would register little more than a "blip" on the employment rolls.
Cory Gardner, a Republican congressman who has been a big supporter of the Keystone XL pipeline a big issue in the West is mounting a strong challenge, and a series of polls have showed him within a few points of Udall.
I've had many friends, even like-minded, eco-friendly friends, ask me, "Why is Keystone a big deal?
No matter what Obama decides, an announcement before the midterm congressional elections in November - which many observers expect - could make Keystone a big issue in the races that will determine control of the U.S. Congress.
The House was also mulling a separate plan to tie an increase in the debt ceiling to a delay in Obamacare, approval of Keystone XL (a big oil pipeline) and tax reform.
The Times's Amy Chozick, for example, writes that Schweizer cites a free-trade agreement with Colombia that benefitted a major donor to the Clinton Foundation, and payments to Bill Clinton by a Canadian bank and a big shareholder in the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline, which the State Department was studying at the time.
The Times's Amy Chozick, for example, writes that Schweizer cites a free-trade agreement with Colombia that benefitted a major donor to the Clinton Foundation, and payments to Bill Clinton by a Canadian bank and a big shareholder in the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline, which the State Department was studying at the time.
Finally, Keystone is a big deal because it is a reflection of the commitment and integrity of our leaders.
Isn't it just another pipeline?" Keystone is a big deal, because it is NOT just another pipeline.
