What Would You Do?

Compelling video from the office of U.S. House Speaker John Boehner that cuts to the heart of the case for approving the Keystone XL pipeline project:

What would you do? It’s a great question for all Americans to consider in this election year: Tough economy, federal government awash in red ink and the opportunity to create thousands of jobs in one stroke without spending a dime of taxpayer money.

It’s simple: Leadership + Keystone XL = jobs.

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