[StBernard] Can you tell I am in full campaign mode?

[Westley Annis]

Dear Senator Landrieu
 
this is rather disappointing, considering the State of Nebraska is still in
appeals and has every right as a State of The United States to appeal in
through the justice system.  because the pipeline has no legally approved
route through the State of Nebraska, it cannot be approved for construction.
period.
 
AND, I respectfully disagree, once again, as I do not believe this XL
pipeline is in our nations interest; it is in the interest of greedy
refiners who intend to pollute our communities in order to make money with
exports and refuse to reduce the toxic emissions with investment in
appropriate control technology.
 
St Bernard Parish, Louisiana is nonattainment for sulfur dioxide; how is
processing bitumen from the Canadian sand tars going to improve air quality.
it is not.  
 
respectfully,
one of YOUR constituents
 
 
-----Original Message-----
Dear Friend,

Last week, I introduced legislation that would immediately authorize
construction of the Keystone XL pipeline. Along with Sen. Hoeven, R-ND, and
54 other senators, we're pushing to get this pipeline built now.

The construction of the Keystone pipeline will create tens of thousands of
high-paying jobs, push our economy forward and send a signal to the world
that North America intends to step up to the competition and become an
energy powerhouse. 

Click here to Urge the Senate to pass my bill to approve Keystone XL now.
<http://ct.symplicity.com/t/lan/a462e01b682306cf2367c5766dd28cf8/411546583/r
ealurl=http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm?Or
derBy=party&Sort=ASC> 

It is time to stop studying and start building. We cannot lose this
opportunity to create tens of thousands of jobs and $20 billion in economic
activity. This pipeline is in our national interest. The legislation Sen.
Hoeven and I have introduced will green-light the construction of the
pipeline immediately. 

I have worked for the past three years to urge the administration to approve
the pipeline's construction, beginning with a letter to Secretary Clinton in
March 2011 that was signed by a bipartisan coalition of senators
<http://ct.symplicity.com/t/lan/a462e01b682306cf2367c5766dd28cf8/411546583/r
ealurl=http://www.landrieu.senate.gov/files/documents/2013_01_23_clinton.pdf

> . 


Sen. Hoeven and I have partnered together over the years
<http://ct.symplicity.com/t/lan/a462e01b682306cf2367c5766dd28cf8/411546583/r
ealurl=http://www.landrieu.senate.gov/?p=press_release&id=3601>  to build a
strong a broad coalition necessary to push construction all the way through
to approval. I will continue fighting for Keystone's construction until we
break ground. 

The time to build is now. 

Sincerely,

Mary Landrieu