No, I do not think so. What we have is we have a group of people here in Washington, and you have some other interesting statistics on tests, but the people here in Washington who developed the test that they expect to work in Holland, Michigan, that they expect to work in San Diego, that they expect to work in Fort Collins, is that where my colleague from Colorado is from? Close?
Discussing the applicability of educational tests developed in Washington to various cities.
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We have found over the last couple of decades that one of the best places in the world to get oil from is Canada.
As long as the president of the United States think I’m doing a good job, I’ll be here.
Compared to a provincial government and Canadian taxpayers running (political) ads in the United States of America? You’re equating those two? C’mon, that’s not even close!
Probably the region that can make the most compelling case for supplying more oil to the United States would be Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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