Some die-hard Democrats have challenged me to "prove" my assertion that Congressman Rick Nolan is supporting the K-XL Pipeline.
I'm going to provide this proof but not until you listen to a little more of what I have to say about this phony.
In fact, Nolan supports the peat mining in the Big Bog.
In fact, Nolan is pushing for sulfide mining in northern Minnesota.
In fact, Nolan is pushing for Iron Ore mining in the Penokee Hills of northern Wisconsin.
Kind
of interesting, but the upper-middle class, muddle-headed
"environmentalists" with the Minnesota Environmental Partnership and all
the tribal governments and the Minnesota Indian Gaming Association
support Rick Nolan.
Also
interesting is how Nolan turns around and supports crooked and corrupt
creeps heading up tribal governments like Floyd "Buck" Jourdain, Carri
Jones and the wife-beater Kevin Leecy who goes to testify before
government committees about how money is needed to fund education for
spousal abuse.
But,
the real hypocrisy of Nolan is demonstrated by his support for the
violent and corrupt thug who terrorized the entire Leech Lake Indian
Nation for years which includes sodomizing one of his opponents with a
broom handle and beating with his fists on another opponent for over two
hours.
Every
election cycle, Minnesota Democrats like Rick Nolan go begging for
money to these thoroughly corrupt tribal leaders and then when the
election is over, Nolan turns his back on the victims of poverty.
Here
is the letter Nolan sent to a constituent. Anyone may contact Nolan's
office to verify the authenticity of this letter from him... and, I
expect to read an apology here from those supporters of these Dumb
Donkeys like Nolan who wrote and called me a liar:
February 28,2014
Ms. Janice Marie Ward
48063 North Big Island Road
Marcell, MN 56657-2133
Dear Ms. Ward.
Thank you for contacting me regarding your views on the Keystone Pipeline.
The
Keystone Pipeline is a good and necessary project that will generate
urgently needed jobs and economic development across our great nation.
I
support the Keystone Pipeline, but I could not support the extreme
Keystone bill (H.R.3. the Northern Route Approval Act) the House passed
just prior to Memorial Day.
A
privately-financed pipeline, properly maintained and regulated in an
environmentally safe way, using today's highly advanced technologies. is
the best solution. And I believe that approach will ultimately prevail.
As
I told the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, the
Northern Route Approval Act goes too far in exempting a non U.S.-based
corporation from the regular construction, environmental, and health
regulatory process we normally require of every single other pipeline we
build in this country. Rest assured there are places in the permitting
process that could be streamlined, but we should not exempt any
corporation, foreign or domestic, from being held financially liable in the event of a spill.
I do believe we can move this project forward in a responsible way, but not at the abandonment of everything that
protects our health, our safety, and our environment.
Fortunately, the bill is unlikely to pass the Senate. If it does, the President has promised a veto.
Thank
you again for sharing your views with me. I appreciate your advice and
counsel and hope that you will contact me in the future whenever I can
be of assistance.
Richard M. Nolan
Member of Congress
DULUTH OFFICE
1 1 East Superior Street, Suite '125
Duluth, MN 55802
Phone: (218) 464-5095