The lawsuit is led by Montana and Texas, and backed by 19 other states, including Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, West Virginia, and Wyoming.
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And once again, Tennessee punts...
ReplyDeleteIts the state version of 'not my circus', or, 'thankfully I'm old so I won't have to put up with what's coming'.
DeleteOr, maybe you could just ask them.
One thing that is seldom mentioned in these articles is the payoff to Warren Buffet and the BNSF railroad. Buffet stands to make a(nother) fortune as up to 80% of the oil flowing into the US will be carried on his railroad. As we all know, this has nothing to do with protecting the environment.
ReplyDeleteGood news, comrades! The Supreme Court has already issued an opinion on the matter; unfortunately, it's only 7 letters long.
ReplyDeleteTennessee, where the majestic RINO herds proudly parade their hypocrisy.
ReplyDeletenothing wrong with oil pipelines, that are not build according to American credo's, you know, the cheapest materials, shittiest welders, maximized profits.
ReplyDeleteChristos, they actually shove the piglet down the pipes, (detects weak spots that can be repaired prior to pipe burst), but they never turn it ON, because then they would have to stop the flow and actually REPAIR it!