State of the guest list Boehner Union highlights the advocates of Keystone

Visitors to the House of Representatives, John Boehner, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the night of the supporters of the Union and Keystone XL pipeline include that President Obama rejected earlier this month.

Boehner decision to call the supporters of the controversial $ 7 billion, it is assumed 1700 km underground pipeline Hammer House Republican opposition Obama's decision to halt construction of the pipeline that crosses national borders, which would link the fields of Tar sand oil refineries in northern Alberta to Texas Gulf Coast.

Look at the initial state in Obama's speech to the Federation:

Republicans say TransCanada line would create 20,000 jobs (although the figure disputed) and reduce U.S. dependence on foreign oil. And committed to the annual Republican retreat last week to keep the pressure on Obama to agree to the pipe.

Boehner said the president is responsible for "the destruction of tens of thousands of American jobs and shipping to U.S. energy security in China", by preventing the pipe, at least temporarily. In a press conference, said: "President Bush's policies have made our economy worse."

Obama decided last week to block the pipe to move forward, and said that there was insufficient time for the project's environmental review before the disappearance within the Congress. The government originally planned to postpone the decision until after the 2012 elections, but Congress forced him in December, when Mr. Obama wants to extend tax cuts to wages, and short deadline for a decision.

Guests often choose the State of the Union to make political statements. And sit with First Lady Michelle Obama millionaire secretary Debbie Bosanek Warren Buffett, who was invited to confirm the invitation to Obama "Al-Qaeda Buffett," forcing the rich to pay at least the same rate of tax middle class.

Three of the guests are Boehner workers in the refineries or pipelines, which producers say will benefit from the Keystone pipeline. They are Ray Brooks, who works with Marathon Oil in Robinson, Illinois. Jay Churchill, who is also from Illinois, and Director of the refinery, Conoco Phillips, "and Dale Delie Welspun Tubular LLC President, transport pipe explosion petroleum products is the parking fourth line of defense Chris Langemeier, of Nebraska the Senate.