Bullock also said Montana would become the 25th state to join the U.S. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOWBut Old Coyote pressed him for an answer, prompting Bullock to decry how the Trump administration has gone about approving the pipeline but leaving himself open to the project itself. Less than a month after he was sworn in as governor in 2013, Bullock wrote to then-President Barack Obama saying he strongly supported the pipeline project. After Monday’s online discussion, Old Coyote, a student entering a Syracuse University doctoral program, said he was “very disappointed” by Bullock’s inability to denounce the Keystone XL pipeline. “I don’t want to say I can’t support him, but it’s going to make it harder,” Old Coyote said.

Source: thestar July 01, 2019 22:07 UTC