With some arm twisting from the unions, and some pressure from the Latino community, those additional votes shouldn’t be all that difficult to come by and the Keystone XL pipeline can finally move forward

What’s next for the Keystone pipeline?

By Marita Noon —— Bio and Archives--February 16, 2015

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After six years of dithering, the Keystone pipeline project has finally cleared both the Senate and the House with strong bipartisan support—mere percentage points away from a veto-proof majority. Now it goes to the White House where President Obama has vowed to veto it.

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