Is Keystone Vote a Pre-Emptive Strike Against GOP?

The transcript discusses a political maneuver involving Mary Lander's attempt to secure a Senate vote on a project opposed by many Democrats. Despite Republican support, the project faces challenges in the Senate. The House plans a vote, with Bill Cassidy's name attached, adding political complexity. The White House remains skeptical, with President Obama potentially blocking the project even if it passes Congress.

What is the main reason Republicans are not opposing Mary Lander's move in the Senate?

• They support the project.

• They want to make it easier for her to succeed.

• They are indifferent to the outcome.

• They are focusing on other political issues.

What is Mary Landrieu's main argument for bringing the legislation to a vote?

• It will benefit her political career.

• It is a personal project of hers.

• It is supported by the American public.

• It will help the Republican Party.

How are House Republicans responding to Mary Landrieu's actions?

• By supporting her opponent, Bill Cassidy.

• By proposing a different bill.

• By blocking the legislation.

• By ignoring her efforts.

What is the White House's stance on the legislative efforts discussed?

• They fully support it.

• They have a dim view of it.

• They are actively promoting it.

• They are neutral.

What ongoing process is mentioned as a potential obstacle to the legislation?

• A Supreme Court decision.

• A State Department review.

• A congressional review.

• A public referendum.