On the recordJune 23, 2011
Why aren't we putting these sanctions on PDVSA, especially when the State Department, the Secretary, with the signature of her pen, can allow the Keystone XL pipeline to move through?
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congress.govWhy aren't we putting these sanctions on PDVSA, especially when the State Department, the Secretary, with the signature of her pen, can allow the Keystone XL pipeline to move through?
Mack questions the lack of sanctions on Venezuela's oil despite alternatives.
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