Nov. 8 is our last chance to make a change in the Senate.
Why should we do this? How do I count the ways? Senator Kelly supported the Keystone pipeline shutdown; there went 900,000 barrels of oil a day. He supported a ban on fracking on federal lands while opposing efforts to stop shipping our reserve oil to China. We’re running out of transportation’s lifeblood, diesel fuel; not a priority for our President, he’s into electric vehicles.
He supported defunding the border wall, declined to hire additional border patrol agents but voted for 87,000 IRS agents. Go figure. He could have been the 51st vote to do some good but didn’t.
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Phil Gaziano
Nov. 8 is our last chance to make a change in the Senate.
Why should we do this? How do I count the ways? Senator Kelly supported the Keystone pipeline shutdown; there went 900,000 barrels of oil a day. He supported a ban on fracking on federal lands while opposing efforts to stop shipping our reserve oil to China. We’re running out of transportation’s lifeblood, diesel fuel; not a priority for our President, he’s into electric vehicles.
He supported defunding the border wall, declined to hire additional border patrol agents but voted for 87,000 IRS agents. Go figure. He could have been the 51st vote to do some good but didn’t.
Think about this sample of critical votes when you vote.
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