It`s a calculated risk.  There is a window to invest now in our energy infrastructure, to profit later for a longer period from both instate and exported gas and fuel products ( VERY high quality jet fuel and diesel from the gas liquids at Pt. Thomson for instance).  
   The costs of material, labor and credit are all at a low point. 
   This is the time to take advantage of the low costs currently and inflation mitigators, and get the construction vetted, planned and in place for that window.  It will mean a higher payback for the project.  It is certainly worth the effort to let this Governor play the cards we dealt him to get a gasline project vetted, or not Nels.  If it fails it`s due to the legislative vehicles wrought by the oily conoco caucus, SB21 and SB138, which made unreasonable fiscal demands on the state. It won`t be a failure by Walker.  Just my two cents. We need that gasline, the jobs and a widened tax base from the new in-state industry that gas will foster.