Gingrich on Obama Rejecting Keystone Pipeline: 'This Is a Stunningly Stupid Thing to Do' - Keystone Oil Pipeline - Fox Nation
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January 18, 2012

Gingrich on Obama Rejecting Keystone Pipeline: 'This Is a Stunningly Stupid Thing to Do'

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Gingrich knocks Keystone decision


By BYRON TAU, Politico | 1/18/12 1:37 PM EST

POLITICO's Ginger Gibson reports from the trail in South Carolina that Newt Gingrich is taking the Obama administration to task over the forthcoming decision to pull the plug on the U.S.-Canadian oil pipeline:

Newt Gingrich, who frequently talks about the Keystone Pipeline in his stump speech, railed on the news that President Obama is rejecting the permit.

Speaking to a standing-room only crowd of about 350 people in Warrenville, S.C., "boos" erupted when Gingrich said the pipeline had been "vetoed."

"Now, this is a stunningly," Gingrich began until he was interuppted by a crowd members shouting "stupid mistake."

After pausing for a moment Gingrich responded, "This is a stunningly stupid thing to do."

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