Reuters: Koch Bros. accused of stonewalling Congress on their Keystone XL Pipeline interest
Rep. Henry Waxman’s attempts to find out if a proposed controversial Canada-to-U.S. Gulf Coast oil sands pipeline will benefit Koch Industries appears to have hit a dead end.
Representatives for billionaire brothers and oil magnates Charles and David Koch — major donors to GOP elections and influential conservative organizations — are evidently stonewalling the California Democrat about their possible financial interest in seeing the permit approved for TransCanada’s proposed $7 billion Keystone XL pipeline.
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Rapyure
Well of course there has to be pay-offs to Congress and other’s that is the only way to get things done in the U ASS of A. Please stop the pipeline, Canada would rather Export the oil elsewhere.