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Thursday, May 26, 2016
Trump demands share of profits in exchange for Keystone approval
Donald Trump says he would approve the Keystone XL pipeline project as president as long as the United States receives a large chunk of oil revenue in exchange.
Trump said Thursday at a press conference before an energy speech in North Dakota that he would “absolutely approve [Keystone] 100 percent, but I want a better deal."
The presumptive GOP presidential nominee said that the U.S. would be doing more for the oil pipeline project, a proposal from Canadian energy firm TransCanada, than just approving it.
Because it would run along American land, Trump said, the U.S. deserves “a piece of the profits, because we’re making it happen.”...more
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