[MAGA2017]

LOL....libtard meltdown

[Not A Snowbird]

Efforts by Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Washington, to strip ANWR from the tax plan failed.

Ha ha ha! Losers.

[dforest]

They just can’t accept the fact that they were rejected. They aren’t running things and people hated the 8 years of RAT destruction of America.

[Basket_of_Deplorables]

Melting snowflakes, useful idiots, funded by China and Russia.

[SamuraiScot]

Fight to save Arctic National Wildlife Refuge from oil drilling is not over

Yes, it is.

[beaversmom]

The fight to “save” it...they never quit with the hyperbole and emotionally charged language.

[eddie willers]

During her nearly four years as President Barack Obama’s Secretary of the Interior, Sally Jewell said, oil companies did not pressure her about opening up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for drilling.

I'm sure it was a case of "Why waste our breath?".

[eyeamok]

Somebody needs to tell her to get in the back of the bus, we driving now.

[epluribus_2]

Can’t we get a Progressive, Obama judge to overrule both the president and Congress? Seems like it’s been happening pretty regularly

[CivilWarBrewing]

Even BETTER than a Trump EO, CONGRESS HAS SPOKEN on this so yes it IS over.

Go home, DemonRats.

[montag813]

Why didn’t the Democrats filibuster the tax bill? My understanding is that non-judicial considerations are still subject to the 60 vote hurdle.

[beaversmom]

Quote from Steyn...I’m assuming during Bushie’s presidency:

“If you can’t sell the country on the need (to drill ANWR) when you’re at war with a bunch of Islamofascists from the Middle East, when can you? Wouldn’t it be more efficient to fly to Alaska and do a walkabout with all the locals who are itching for the drilling to start? And, while you’re at it, give a speech out on the ugly barren wasteland the eco-loonies have declared inviolable while getting pecked to pieces by the world’s biggest mosquito herd, whose needs apparently outrank those of the American people.”

[M Kehoe]

Fun to watch.

5.56mm

[TigersEye]

[rktman]

Ecowankers heads a'poppin'! Nice Christmas present. DBD! 🗼🏭⛽️

[samadams2000]

If you have a problem with ANWR hold a telethon and buy as much land as you can. Save the earth with your own money.

[American Quilter]

This is a crock. First, the drilling area will be about the size of a large grocery store parking lot. Second, it will be on the Arctic coast, an area of arctic tundra. The tundra extends 60 miles from the coast, where the Brooks Range mountains form a barrier between the tundra and what is always rhapsodically described as the pristine ANWR. The tundra, where temperatures frequently reach a windchill of -60 degrees in the winter, sees very little daylight during December, January, and February, and has almost no life except for caribou, musk oxen, insects, and foxes, most of whom are rabid. In no way would the tiny area to be drilled interfere with the animals, particularly the caribou, who have quintupled in number since the installation of the Trans-Alaska oil pipeline in 1977.

This is just the usual ignorant, hysterical ranting of liberals, enemies of America.

[captain_dave]

The Left will find that within ten years of drilling there, the wildlife population will increase.

[Walrus]

Oh, it’s over Seattle Libtards.

More WINNING !!!!!

[Jeff Chandler]

"Strong in this one, the butt hurt is."

[jonascord]

I'd be interested in knowing just how many people visit this "refuge" that they are paying for, per month, or year, or per decade. Are we talking 200,000 per month, or 2,000, or 20, or 2? Hell, ANY?

You know, the bird watchers and leaf peepers, or bus loads of Chinese and Japanese tourists that try to go up and pet buffalo, or send their kids, that you see at Yellowstone...