Meanwhile, back on Earth, those pipelines are both nearly complete and never meant many jobs in the first place. Once they're complete, mismanaging them takes hardly any employees.
Even Keystone XL only means forty-something permanent jobs, at the cost of gouging out a wound right through this country from the bitumen fields of Alberta through to the COREXIT-soaked Gulf of Mexico, to make way for a fuel so sulfurous not one drop of it would ever be used in this hemisphere. Jobs? Profits more like. Money in this president's pocket. Choking, noxious, TransCanada profits.
Union voters? You think there are union voters in this country? For that matter, outside of government employees, are you sure there are even unions to be reckoned with in this country? What century are you from?
Meanwhile, back on Earth, those pipelines are both nearly complete and never meant many jobs in the first place. Once they're complete, mismanaging them takes hardly any employees.
Even Keystone XL only means forty-something permanent jobs, at the cost of gouging out a wound right through this country from the bitumen fields of Alberta through to the COREXIT-soaked Gulf of Mexico, to make way for a fuel so sulfurous not one drop of it would ever be used in this hemisphere. Jobs? Profits more like. Money in this president's pocket. Choking, noxious, TransCanada profits.
Union voters? You think there are union voters in this country? For that matter, outside of government employees, are you sure there are even unions to be reckoned with in this country? What century are you from?
For your spin,
simply,,,,,,,,, thanks, even though you missed a couple other opportunities.