September 23rd, 2011

If you’re a supporter of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline set to carry tar sands oil across the American heartland this next year, pipeline owner, TransCanada, the American Petroleum Institute and a fleet of oil industry lobbyists have got your back.
But if you’re opposed to the project, where do you take your sentiments? In Abraham Lincoln’s day, you would have ridden into DC on a passenger train, marched into the White House during public reception days and complained to the Prez himself.

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