Keystone XL Poll

Dr. Jones wrote:I was surprised at the results thus far, although it makes sense.  East River usually votes more Democratically, but when we get West River it's all over but the cryin'.


http://m.aberdeennews.com/poll-do-you-think-the-keystone-xl-pipeline-should-be/poll_e4dd38d8-cc1a-11e4-8901-471db5178e42.html?mode=jqm

While the Keystone project awaits a final decision, scenes like these are unfolding almost every week in lesser-known developments that have quietly added more than 11,600 miles of pipeline to the nation's domestic oil network.

Overall, the network has increased by almost a quarter in the last decade. And the work dwarfs Keystone. About 3.3 million barrels per day of capacity have been added since 2012 alone — five times more oil than the Canada-to-Texas Keystone line could carry if it's ever built.

Dr. Jones wrote:I was surprised at the results thus far, although it makes sense.  East River usually votes more Democratically, but when we get West River it's all over but the cryin'.


http://m.aberdeennews.com/poll-do-you-think-the-keystone-xl-pipeline-should-be/poll_e4dd38d8-cc1a-11e4-8901-471db5178e42.html?mode=jqm

nightlight88 wrote:

Dr. Jones wrote:I was surprised at the results thus far, although it makes sense.  East River usually votes more Democratically, but when we get West River it's all over but the cryin'.


http://m.aberdeennews.com/poll-do-you-think-the-keystone-xl-pipeline-should-be/poll_e4dd38d8-cc1a-11e4-8901-471db5178e42.html?mode=jqm

East River votes democrat??

I think Daschle, Weiland, Herseth and other loser dems would disagree with your opinion.

Gomezz Adddams wrote:

Dr. Jones wrote:I was surprised at the results thus far, although it makes sense.  East River usually votes more Democratically, but when we get West River it's all over but the cryin'.


http://m.aberdeennews.com/poll-do-you-think-the-keystone-xl-pipeline-should-be/poll_e4dd38d8-cc1a-11e4-8901-471db5178e42.html?mode=jqm

Self-selected polls are beyond worthless.  Besides it appears you can vote more than once by closing your browser and opening it again which means participants can engage in ballot stuffing making the worthless results even more so.


My phone won't allow that. You must have some sort of a super-cpu.

Meanwhile an oil pipeline boom continues unabated in the US with the Keystone XL being the only pipeline not being authorized in the last decade. Way to go Obama. Stupid fcuk.

Stupid fudge?  Hardy.    The Keystone pipeline debacle is a meaningless token Conservative sock puppet meant to make the tired old argument that Dems are impeding energy production.  Our recent glut of oil has certainly laid that nonsense to rest.  The Keystone pipeline offers almost no long-term employment, and as you said, ND production is in high gear.  Why pump Canadian oil?  It doesn't make sense.  But you aren't interested in what makes sense, you are looking for cheap political points.

While the Keystone project awaits a final decision, scenes like these are unfolding almost every week in lesser-known developments that have quietly added more than 11,600 miles of pipeline to the nation's domestic oil network.

Overall, the network has increased by almost a quarter in the last decade. And the work dwarfs Keystone. About 3.3 million barrels per day of capacity have been added since 2012 alone — five times more oil than the Canada-to-Texas Keystone line could carry if it's ever built.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2015/03/15/pipeline-boom-keystone/24806847/

Dr. Jones wrote:

Gomezz Adddams wrote:

Dr. Jones wrote:I was surprised at the results thus far, although it makes sense.  East River usually votes more Democratically, but when we get West River it's all over but the cryin'.


http://m.aberdeennews.com/poll-do-you-think-the-keystone-xl-pipeline-should-be/poll_e4dd38d8-cc1a-11e4-8901-471db5178e42.html?mode=jqm

Self-selected polls are beyond worthless.  Besides it appears you can vote more than once by closing your browser and opening it again which means participants can engage in ballot stuffing making the worthless results even more so.


My phone won't allow that.  You must have some sort of  a super-cpu.

Meanwhile an oil pipeline boom continues unabated in the US with the Keystone XL being the only pipeline not being authorized in the last decade. Way to go Obama. Stupid fcuk.

Stupid fudge?  Hardy.    The Keystone pipeline debacle is a meaningless token Conservative sock puppet meant to make the tired old argument that Dems are impeding energy production.  Our recent glut of oil has certainly laid that nonsense to rest.  The Keystone pipeline offers almost no long-term employment, and as you said, ND production is in high gear.  Why pump Canadian oil?  It doesn't make sense.  But you aren't interested in what makes sense, you are looking for cheap political points.

While the Keystone project awaits a final decision, scenes like these are unfolding almost every week in lesser-known developments that have quietly added more than 11,600 miles of pipeline to the nation's domestic oil network.

Overall, the network has increased by almost a quarter in the last decade. And the work dwarfs Keystone. About 3.3 million barrels per day of capacity have been added since 2012 alone — five times more oil than the Canada-to-Texas Keystone line could carry if it's ever built.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2015/03/15/pipeline-boom-keystone/24806847/