December, 2011 | George Jarkesy Radio Show

Jarkesy & Company CEO Discusses Politics Taking Precedence Over The People – The Keystone XL Pipeline

George Jarkesy, CEO of Jarkesy & Company, discusses why the repercussions of Washington pushing back an approval decision on the Keystone XL Pipeline until 2013 will have negative effects on the American economy: specifically job creation and the oil America needs today.

Houston, TX (PRWEB) December 05, 2011

Jarkesy & Company– George Jarkesy, Chairman of the National Eagles and Angels Association, noted investor, and money manager, has released a scathing indictment of the political controversy behind the Keystone XL pipeline project. With a take-no-prisoners approach, Jarkesy outlines a strong rationale for expediting the construction of the pipeline.
Mr. Jarkesy stated that, “We cannot let a reliable, friendly, and logistically convenient oil source pass us by, especially with a strained economy and soaring gas prices. Ignoring a close and readily accessible long-term energy supply is reckless, and I believe if we lose this opportunity, history will judge this administration harshly.” (Read More…)

Politics Takes Precedence Over the People – the Keystone XL

In News / ByAdmin / 1 December 2011

12.01.11 by George Jarkesy, Chairman of the National Eagles and Angels Association

When looking for examples of Washington’s weak grasp of economic realities, you need to look no further than Nebraska, right in the middle of America’s heartland. There lies a political battle over the Keystone XL pipeline, which would bring oil from Canada to refineries on the U.S. Gulf Coast, quickly reducing and eventually eliminating our dependence on Middle Eastern oil. Our leadership in D.C., mainly the Obama Administration, has pushed back an approval decision until 2013, an obvious political ploy to avoid election year backlash (oh yeah, and maybe pick up more money and support from green donors!). WE need the oil and the 20,000 jobs TODAY! Yet, our politicians are dragging their feet and passing the buck to next year’s crop of elected officials. This is not the kind of leadership that we need, particularly on this critical issue that not only affects our economic well-being, but also our national security interests.

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