it seems the President's decision is absurd, to delay the Keystone XL Pipeline. That is not just me saying that. That is the Washington Post, Thursday morning, April 24: ``Keystone XL's absurd delay. President Obama should approve the pipeline project now.'' They say: If foot-dragging were a competitive sport, President Obama and his administration would be world champions for their performance in delaying the approval of the Keystone XL pipeline. They go on to say: The administration's latest decision is not responsible; it is embarrassing. The United States continues to insult its Canadian allies by holding up what should have been a routine permitting decision amid a funhouse-mirror environmental debate that got way out of hand. They conclude by saying: The president should end this national psychodrama now, bow to reason-- Think about that: ``bow to reason''-- approve the pipeline and go do something more productive for the climate. That is not just the Washington Post. We see also the Wall Street Journal, on Wednesday: ``Keystone Uncensored.'' They talk about a labor leader calling the administration ``gutless,'' ``dirty,'' and more. So why would a union leader--who endorsed President Obama in 2008 as a candidate, endorsed him again in 2012--why would he say this?…
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