An uptick in China’s LNG imports will be short-lived as Chinese demand for seaborne shipments will be limited by higher spot prices and expanding pipeline deliveries, although there is potential for opportunistic buying when the weather turns colder. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 6]
could cause an energy squeeze and crisis to happen in europe. well, there s two pipelines that are in the news right now. there s that pipeline you re talking about from russian to western europe and then there s the pipelines here in the united states including keystone. that s not the only one that the biden people have tried to shut down. we should be building pipelines in the united states. they re vital infrastructure projects. in terms of that pipeline in goes from siberia down to germany, goodness, there was a financial times story just a couple weeks ago that basically declared western europe is now held hostage to russia for their energy. when we have we could use liquefied natural gas and transporting our natural gas to europe. we should be doing that. sandra: we should be working in that direction anyway.
jong-il pnd and another toddler goes missing. what are they doing to find her? let s go out front. we re waying for the house to waiting for the house to vote on the payroll tax cut bill. the vote too should take place later tonight. you re going to see the house republican leadership come out in a few moments. we anticipate to make a statement. john payner speaker will be there and we will also hear from eric cantor, jeb hensarling. as we count down to that, let s tell where you we stand. the version of the bill under consideration tonight is the senate version. it extends the payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits for two months. now, they re paying for this by having fannie mae and freddie mac charge higher fees on new mortgages, so it is paid for. what s the hold snup the bill only stepds textends the tax br two months. that s a real kick the can down solution and it frustrate as lot of people on both sides of the i ll. but enough so for the gop leadership that they
there s an if i m if i m david axelrod, that s what i would do. let me tell you something, ford, there you ar politicizing the jobs speech and trying to use it to advance a conservative agenda about oh well, stick the pipeline in, do anything, off shore drilling. you have an agenda. i m saying in terms of jobs, the american people are going to look and say well, wait a second, what about passing the jobs bill, what about putting in place a more infrastructure theme, why is that a bad idea, why are they blocking it. they re not necessarily blocking it, the house republicans keep put be forth their own solutions and the democrats choose not to take it up. at the end of the day, republicans are doing what they re supposed to do. bill: many times those headlines are difficult to sell to the national brain think here. but you come back to this poll number, where 48 percent say the polices have hurt, i mean, can you see an argument, juan, for how the white house resells their own p
base. if he opposes it, there goes the union money. you know what the overarching thing is, the president wants us off oil and gas. technically long term he s right. he wants to go solid green. the economy can t afford to go solid green. green energy isn t there. if he puts an oil and gas pipeline in, how is he going to dump oil? exactly right. there goes the price. let us know what you think about that and it looks like members of congress will be sticking around a few more days until they sort this out. in the meantime, let s go back to the republican primary situation now. you have mitt romney and newt gingrich in what appears to be the battle for the top spot now. but really, it s a different kind a battle so for mitt romney, it s trying to get the republicans primary voters to be on his side because look at how it stacks up this way. gingrich now 40%, he s broken the 40% barrier. romney is 23%. ron paul is surging at 9%. bachmann 8% and perry 6%. so then you have newt gingric