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Republicans Press Obama on KXL Pipeline; He Remains Noncommittal

"Republican lawmakers pressed President Barack Obama on the Keystone XL pipeline in a meeting on Wednesday. Initial reports suggested Obama would approve the pipeline, but he did not offer a definitive answer."



"The New York Times reported the president "indicated" support of the Canadian oil sands pipeline, according to statements from Rep. John Carter (R-Texas), but he "did not say outright" if his administration would approve the project's permit."

James Gerken reports for the Huffington Post March 13, 2013.

Source: Huffington Post, 03/14/2013