T. Boone Pickens Statement on President Obama’s Remarks on Offshore Drilling
Wednesday, March 31st, 2010DALLAS—-T. Boone Pickens offered the following comment on President Obama’s remarks today advocating more offshore drilling:
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DALLAS—-T. Boone Pickens offered the following comment on President Obama’s remarks today advocating more offshore drilling:
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