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    5800 gas stations across the country have dropped the price of gasoline to 3.99 a gallon.

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    nature1970
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    Posted: Sep. 15, 2022 - 7:16 PM ET #101

    https://www.gasbuddy.com/gasprices/california

    Where ever you are out there this is a link to inexpensive gas products....

    Arranged lowest to highest.peace_5

     

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    https://www.gasbuddy.com/gasprices/california

    Where ever you are out there this is a link to inexpensive gas products....

    Arranged lowest to highest.peace_5

     

     
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    Posted: Sep. 15, 2022 - 7:52 PM ET #102

    Funny thing about gas prices is that you would think that the more the area is remote the more expensive it is but it's actually the other way around. Something off about that. Based on that link the lowest prices are in remote areas like twentynine palms, Bakersfield and Yucca Valley. All remote areas and places not many live yet cheaper gas prices. As you move into the major cities like Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco they price gouge us. And those rates on the list must be for the midgrade gas versus the premium cause there is not any gas in my area below $5.20 for low grade. I drive an 8 series BMW so I'm filling up with premium gas at about $5.50 to $5.65 a gallon right now. 

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    Funny thing about gas prices is that you would think that the more the area is remote the more expensive it is but it's actually the other way around. Something off about that. Based on that link the lowest prices are in remote areas like twentynine palms, Bakersfield and Yucca Valley. All remote areas and places not many live yet cheaper gas prices. As you move into the major cities like Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco they price gouge us. And those rates on the list must be for the midgrade gas versus the premium cause there is not any gas in my area below $5.20 for low grade. I drive an 8 series BMW so I'm filling up with premium gas at about $5.50 to $5.65 a gallon right now. 

     
    Zeus4par
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    Posted: Sep. 15, 2022 - 10:27 PM ET #103

    Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:

    https://www.gasbuddy.com/gasprices/california

    Where ever you are out there this is a link to inexpensive gas products.... Arranged lowest to highest.

     

    Good link!  thumbs_up

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    Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:

    https://www.gasbuddy.com/gasprices/california

    Where ever you are out there this is a link to inexpensive gas products.... Arranged lowest to highest.

     

    Good link!  thumbs_up

     
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    Posted: Sep. 15, 2022 - 10:33 PM ET #104

    Quote Originally Posted by ABooksNightmare:

    Funny thing about gas prices is that you would think that the more the area is remote the more expensive it is but it's actually the other way around. Something off about that. Based on that link the lowest prices are in remote areas like twentynine palms, Bakersfield and Yucca Valley. All remote areas and places not many live yet cheaper gas prices. As you move into the major cities like Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco they price gouge us. And those rates on the list must be for the midgrade gas versus the premium cause there is not any gas in my area below $5.20 for low grade. I drive an 8 series BMW so I'm filling up with premium gas at about $5.50 to $5.65 a gallon right now.

    If you take a map of what counties have republicans as the majority. You will find a clearer path to inexpensive fuel.

    Those counties that need to flip higher prices.

    Inspire of Trump most senior oil executives are red leaning. With the ways and means to contribute to candidates talking points.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ABooksNightmare:

    Funny thing about gas prices is that you would think that the more the area is remote the more expensive it is but it's actually the other way around. Something off about that. Based on that link the lowest prices are in remote areas like twentynine palms, Bakersfield and Yucca Valley. All remote areas and places not many live yet cheaper gas prices. As you move into the major cities like Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco they price gouge us. And those rates on the list must be for the midgrade gas versus the premium cause there is not any gas in my area below $5.20 for low grade. I drive an 8 series BMW so I'm filling up with premium gas at about $5.50 to $5.65 a gallon right now.

    If you take a map of what counties have republicans as the majority. You will find a clearer path to inexpensive fuel.

    Those counties that need to flip higher prices.

    Inspire of Trump most senior oil executives are red leaning. With the ways and means to contribute to candidates talking points.

     
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    Posted: Oct. 3, 2022 - 10:06 AM ET #105

    Anyone want to update the current gas prices? 

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    Anyone want to update the current gas prices? 

     
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    Posted: Oct. 3, 2022 - 11:47 AM ET #106

    4.16$ in Port Huron Mich. As of 10:30 am today.

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    4.16$ in Port Huron Mich. As of 10:30 am today.

     
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    Posted: Oct. 3, 2022 - 11:55 AM ET #107

    Quote Originally Posted by JOHNNY_ODAE:

    4.16$ in Port Huron Mich. As of 10:30 am today.

    So, up from a few weeks to a month or so ago? We had a small decline (tapping into reserves, so dumb. But hey, MSM said "gas is on it's way back down, yay joe!) and I mean small decline, only to go back up higher. 

    Anyone wanna guess what happens in 1-2 months? Higher or lower than today? 

     

    I saw my local gas up about a dollar since ~3 weeks ago. 

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    Quote Originally Posted by JOHNNY_ODAE:

    4.16$ in Port Huron Mich. As of 10:30 am today.

    So, up from a few weeks to a month or so ago? We had a small decline (tapping into reserves, so dumb. But hey, MSM said "gas is on it's way back down, yay joe!) and I mean small decline, only to go back up higher. 

    Anyone wanna guess what happens in 1-2 months? Higher or lower than today? 

     

    I saw my local gas up about a dollar since ~3 weeks ago. 

     
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    Posted: Oct. 3, 2022 - 11:55 AM ET #108

    Phoenix has the refinery scam going where the refineries are in maint mode to switch over from summer to winter formulation and prices went up 60 cents in one week.

     

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    Phoenix has the refinery scam going where the refineries are in maint mode to switch over from summer to winter formulation and prices went up 60 cents in one week.

     

     
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    Posted: Oct. 5, 2022 - 6:35 PM ET #109

    OPEC announced cutting back daily production of 2 million barrels today.

    What timing, huh?

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    OPEC announced cutting back daily production of 2 million barrels today.

    What timing, huh?

     
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    Posted: Oct. 5, 2022 - 6:48 PM ET #110

    Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:

    OPEC announced cutting back daily production of 2 million barrels today. What timing, huh?

    Naturally, this means President Biden is totally to blame...

     

    According to MAGA-fascists, he is also to blame for hurricanes Fiona and Ian...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:

    OPEC announced cutting back daily production of 2 million barrels today. What timing, huh?

    Naturally, this means President Biden is totally to blame...

     

    According to MAGA-fascists, he is also to blame for hurricanes Fiona and Ian...

     
    BigGame90
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    Posted: Oct. 5, 2022 - 7:02 PM ET #111

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1: OPEC announced cutting back daily production of 2 million barrels today. What timing, huh? Naturally, this means President Biden is totally to blame...   According to MAGA-fascists, he is also to blame for hurricanes Fiona and Ian...

     

    Kind of like how Trump is blamed for covid an_roll_laugh

    Biden wouldn't be to blame if he allowed more production in the US. But he doesn't want to piss off the tree hugging lefties so we're all stuck with inflated pricing. Give and take world we live in. You can't have it all your way. 

    Lefties idea "let's get rid of the #1 most needed commodity in the world that humans need to survive and function in hopes that the sun and wind will save us and we'll all pay 0 dollars to create energy and products" Like living in a fantasy world with the left, it's nice in your dreams but not real life. While we're at it let's convince people that humas can control the weather and call people crazy when they don't believe! 

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    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1: OPEC announced cutting back daily production of 2 million barrels today. What timing, huh? Naturally, this means President Biden is totally to blame...   According to MAGA-fascists, he is also to blame for hurricanes Fiona and Ian...

     

    Kind of like how Trump is blamed for covid an_roll_laugh

    Biden wouldn't be to blame if he allowed more production in the US. But he doesn't want to piss off the tree hugging lefties so we're all stuck with inflated pricing. Give and take world we live in. You can't have it all your way. 

    Lefties idea "let's get rid of the #1 most needed commodity in the world that humans need to survive and function in hopes that the sun and wind will save us and we'll all pay 0 dollars to create energy and products" Like living in a fantasy world with the left, it's nice in your dreams but not real life. While we're at it let's convince people that humas can control the weather and call people crazy when they don't believe! 

     
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    Posted: Oct. 5, 2022 - 7:09 PM ET #112

    $4.54 a gallon in NE Illinois! Moving quickly to $5 a gallon!

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    $4.54 a gallon in NE Illinois! Moving quickly to $5 a gallon!

     
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    Posted: Oct. 5, 2022 - 7:11 PM ET #113

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1: OPEC announced cutting back daily production of 2 million barrels today. What timing, huh?

     

    Naturally, this means President Biden is totally to blame...  

    According to MAGA-fascists, he is also to blame for hurricanes Fiona and Ian...

    Yup! peace_5

    No cause & effect at all, but he will get blamed by the MAGA MORONS.

    Conversely Trump, and the extent of the covid disaster in the US compared with smarter governments in other nations, was in fact a direct cause & effect relationship, and still is to this very day, as should be fully understood by the intelligent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1: OPEC announced cutting back daily production of 2 million barrels today. What timing, huh?

     

    Naturally, this means President Biden is totally to blame...  

    According to MAGA-fascists, he is also to blame for hurricanes Fiona and Ian...

    Yup! peace_5

    No cause & effect at all, but he will get blamed by the MAGA MORONS.

    Conversely Trump, and the extent of the covid disaster in the US compared with smarter governments in other nations, was in fact a direct cause & effect relationship, and still is to this very day, as should be fully understood by the intelligent.

     
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    Posted: Oct. 5, 2022 - 7:12 PM ET #114

    Quote Originally Posted by sundance:

    $4.54 a gallon in NE Illinois! Moving quickly to $5 a gallon!

     

    RepubliCONS:   "It's all Joe Biden's fault!"  angry

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    Quote Originally Posted by sundance:

    $4.54 a gallon in NE Illinois! Moving quickly to $5 a gallon!

     

    RepubliCONS:   "It's all Joe Biden's fault!"  angry

     
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    Posted: Oct. 6, 2022 - 1:08 AM ET #115

    Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90:

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1: OPEC announced cutting back daily production of 2 million barrels today. What timing, huh? Naturally, this means President Biden is totally to blame...     Biden wouldn't be to blame if he allowed more production in the US.

    US is the top oil producing country in the world under Biden.  US is energy independent because energy exports exceed imports and production exceeds demand according to US energy information administration.  Since oil is an international commodity, markets largely determine prices.  US still imports oil because foreign oil is cheaper.  For US to be independent of foreign markets, US would need to go beyond fossil fuels by developing renewable sources of energy.  

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90:

    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1: OPEC announced cutting back daily production of 2 million barrels today. What timing, huh? Naturally, this means President Biden is totally to blame...     Biden wouldn't be to blame if he allowed more production in the US.

    US is the top oil producing country in the world under Biden.  US is energy independent because energy exports exceed imports and production exceeds demand according to US energy information administration.  Since oil is an international commodity, markets largely determine prices.  US still imports oil because foreign oil is cheaper.  For US to be independent of foreign markets, US would need to go beyond fossil fuels by developing renewable sources of energy.  

     
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    Posted: Oct. 6, 2022 - 10:36 AM ET #116

    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1: OPEC announced cutting back daily production of 2 million barrels today. What timing, huh? Naturally, this means President Biden is totally to blame...     Biden wouldn't be to blame if he allowed more production in the US. US is the top oil producing country in the world under Biden.  US is energy independent because energy exports exceed imports and production exceeds demand according to US energy information administration.  Since oil is an international commodity, markets largely determine prices.  US still imports oil because foreign oil is cheaper.  For US to be independent of foreign markets, US would need to go beyond fossil fuels by developing renewable sources of energy.

     

    Biden, January 2021 while announcing new efforts to limit oil and gas production: “Climate change will be at the center of our national security and foreign policy.” Biden, March 9, 2022: “We are moving in the direction that we don't need” fossil fuels to drive a car.

     

    Maybe Biden is making the wrong choices? Seems like his actions are NOT working and NOT going in the right direction for this Country. Or do you have other info to try to spin? 

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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1: OPEC announced cutting back daily production of 2 million barrels today. What timing, huh? Naturally, this means President Biden is totally to blame...     Biden wouldn't be to blame if he allowed more production in the US. US is the top oil producing country in the world under Biden.  US is energy independent because energy exports exceed imports and production exceeds demand according to US energy information administration.  Since oil is an international commodity, markets largely determine prices.  US still imports oil because foreign oil is cheaper.  For US to be independent of foreign markets, US would need to go beyond fossil fuels by developing renewable sources of energy.

     

    Biden, January 2021 while announcing new efforts to limit oil and gas production: “Climate change will be at the center of our national security and foreign policy.” Biden, March 9, 2022: “We are moving in the direction that we don't need” fossil fuels to drive a car.

     

    Maybe Biden is making the wrong choices? Seems like his actions are NOT working and NOT going in the right direction for this Country. Or do you have other info to try to spin? 

     
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    Posted: Oct. 6, 2022 - 10:57 AM ET #117

    to those that say this oil/gas crisis is not on biden....

     

     

    To date, Biden is the ONLY president in modern history not to have held a single oil and gas lease sale on federal lands despite clear direction from Congress to do so quarterly. 

     

    Where is the progress biden?! 

     

    Why hasn't "green" energy saved us and lowered enery costs if it's so great? Oh wait, to produce "green" energy you need, wait for it....oil and gas!  That's like trying to build a house and using mud as your foundation instead of a concrete foundation. 

     

    Even Obama knew what this country needed.... Offshore, the Biden administration has not completed a single lease sale. In contrast, Trump held eight in his single term and former President Barack Obama held 29 lease sales in his two terms.

     

    The prices we're seeing today were projected to be seen 20 years from now! That's how far the soon to be (actually currently) worst president in history has set us back. He might have had the most votes, but that will go down in history as the biggest mistake from the most amount of people. But at least ya'll got rid of bad orange man because he tweets mean things.  

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    to those that say this oil/gas crisis is not on biden....

     

     

    To date, Biden is the ONLY president in modern history not to have held a single oil and gas lease sale on federal lands despite clear direction from Congress to do so quarterly. 

     

    Where is the progress biden?! 

     

    Why hasn't "green" energy saved us and lowered enery costs if it's so great? Oh wait, to produce "green" energy you need, wait for it....oil and gas!  That's like trying to build a house and using mud as your foundation instead of a concrete foundation. 

     

    Even Obama knew what this country needed.... Offshore, the Biden administration has not completed a single lease sale. In contrast, Trump held eight in his single term and former President Barack Obama held 29 lease sales in his two terms.

     

    The prices we're seeing today were projected to be seen 20 years from now! That's how far the soon to be (actually currently) worst president in history has set us back. He might have had the most votes, but that will go down in history as the biggest mistake from the most amount of people. But at least ya'll got rid of bad orange man because he tweets mean things.  

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90: Biden wouldn't be to blame if he allowed more production in the US.

     

    US is the top oil producing country in the world under Biden.  US is energy independent because energy exports exceed imports and production exceeds demand according to US energy information administration.  Since oil is an international commodity, markets largely determine prices. 

    Exactly. peace_5  And we would be even moreso than we already are if the oil companies had agreed to drill on the record number of leases the Biden team had made available to them and asked them to use for drilling more to help America!  But the US oil companies REFUSED and still refuse to this day, while they reap their alltime record setting profits this year from the oil crisis caused by Putin.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90: Biden wouldn't be to blame if he allowed more production in the US.

     

    US is the top oil producing country in the world under Biden.  US is energy independent because energy exports exceed imports and production exceeds demand according to US energy information administration.  Since oil is an international commodity, markets largely determine prices. 

    Exactly. peace_5  And we would be even moreso than we already are if the oil companies had agreed to drill on the record number of leases the Biden team had made available to them and asked them to use for drilling more to help America!  But the US oil companies REFUSED and still refuse to this day, while they reap their alltime record setting profits this year from the oil crisis caused by Putin.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par:

    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90: Biden wouldn't be to blame if he allowed more production in the US.   US is the top oil producing country in the world under Biden.  US is energy independent because energy exports exceed imports and production exceeds demand according to US energy information administration.  Since oil is an international commodity, markets largely determine prices.  Exactly.   And we would be even moreso than we already are if the oil companies had agreed to drill on the record number of leases the Biden team had made available to them and asked them to use for drilling more to help America!  But the US oil companies REFUSED and still refuse to this day, while they reap their alltime record setting profits this year from the oil crisis caused by Putin.

     

    ummm what??

    Biden had signed an executive order that suspended new lease sales soon after taking office in 2021. 

    The Biden administration has leased fewer acres for oil-and-gas drilling offshore and on federal land than any other administration in its early stages dating back to the end of World War II, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis.

    President Biden’s Interior Department leased 126,228 acres for drilling through Aug. 20, his first 19 months in office, the analysis found. No other president since Richard Nixon in 1969-70 leased out fewer than 4.4 million acres at this stage in his first term.

     

    Under Mr. Biden’s stewardship the decline has quickened, with leasing down 97% from the first 19 months of his predecessor Donald Trump’s term. 

     

    https://www.wsj.com/articles/federal-oil-leases-slow-to-a-trickle-under-biden-11662230816 

     

    Please. Stop. Posting. Nonsense. Do. More. Research. You're acting a fool

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par:

    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90: Biden wouldn't be to blame if he allowed more production in the US.   US is the top oil producing country in the world under Biden.  US is energy independent because energy exports exceed imports and production exceeds demand according to US energy information administration.  Since oil is an international commodity, markets largely determine prices.  Exactly.   And we would be even moreso than we already are if the oil companies had agreed to drill on the record number of leases the Biden team had made available to them and asked them to use for drilling more to help America!  But the US oil companies REFUSED and still refuse to this day, while they reap their alltime record setting profits this year from the oil crisis caused by Putin.

     

    ummm what??

    Biden had signed an executive order that suspended new lease sales soon after taking office in 2021. 

    The Biden administration has leased fewer acres for oil-and-gas drilling offshore and on federal land than any other administration in its early stages dating back to the end of World War II, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis.

    President Biden’s Interior Department leased 126,228 acres for drilling through Aug. 20, his first 19 months in office, the analysis found. No other president since Richard Nixon in 1969-70 leased out fewer than 4.4 million acres at this stage in his first term.

     

    Under Mr. Biden’s stewardship the decline has quickened, with leasing down 97% from the first 19 months of his predecessor Donald Trump’s term. 

     

    https://www.wsj.com/articles/federal-oil-leases-slow-to-a-trickle-under-biden-11662230816 

     

    Please. Stop. Posting. Nonsense. Do. More. Research. You're acting a fool

     
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    @Zeus4par

     

    Take 5 min to research before you post shyt you hear from CNN. They are not here to tell you the truth. 

    @Thirdperson US is the top oil producing country in the world under Biden. 

    The US has been the largest oil producer since 2018, UNDER TRUMP.  Biden is restricting production but happens to be pres while the US is still the largest producer, for now anyway. Once again, the left trying to take credit when credit is not due. Stop trying to spin facts. 

     

     

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    @Zeus4par

     

    Take 5 min to research before you post shyt you hear from CNN. They are not here to tell you the truth. 

    @Thirdperson US is the top oil producing country in the world under Biden. 

    The US has been the largest oil producer since 2018, UNDER TRUMP.  Biden is restricting production but happens to be pres while the US is still the largest producer, for now anyway. Once again, the left trying to take credit when credit is not due. Stop trying to spin facts. 

     

     

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par:

    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90: Biden wouldn't be to blame if he allowed more production in the US.   US is the top oil producing country in the world under Biden.  US is energy independent because energy exports exceed imports and production exceeds demand according to US energy information administration.  Since oil is an international commodity, markets largely determine prices. 

     

    Exactly. peace_5  And we would be even moreso than we already are if the oil companies had agreed to drill on the record number of leases the Biden team had made available to them and asked them to use for drilling more to help America!  But the US oil companies REFUSED and still refuse to this day, while they reap their alltime record setting profits this year from the oil crisis caused by Putin.

    Excellent points.  an_light an_light

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par:

    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90: Biden wouldn't be to blame if he allowed more production in the US.   US is the top oil producing country in the world under Biden.  US is energy independent because energy exports exceed imports and production exceeds demand according to US energy information administration.  Since oil is an international commodity, markets largely determine prices. 

     

    Exactly. peace_5  And we would be even moreso than we already are if the oil companies had agreed to drill on the record number of leases the Biden team had made available to them and asked them to use for drilling more to help America!  But the US oil companies REFUSED and still refuse to this day, while they reap their alltime record setting profits this year from the oil crisis caused by Putin.

    Excellent points.  an_light an_light

     
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    Permits do not mean there is oil to find on the land issued. Why would oil companies want to invest and drill knowing this admin wants to shut them down? If he gets another 4 years, all the research, planning and investments made to create more drilling could very easily be shut down. Don't act like issuing permits is going to solve the problem when he openly said he wants them shut down and fined. 

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    Permits do not mean there is oil to find on the land issued. Why would oil companies want to invest and drill knowing this admin wants to shut them down? If he gets another 4 years, all the research, planning and investments made to create more drilling could very easily be shut down. Don't act like issuing permits is going to solve the problem when he openly said he wants them shut down and fined. 

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    US is energy independent because energy exports exceed imports and production exceeds demand according to US energy information administration.  Since oil is an international commodity, markets largely determine prices.  US still imports oil because foreign oil is cheaper.  For US to be independent of foreign markets, US would need to go beyond fossil fuels by developing renewable sources of energy.

     

    More logical points, Thirdperson,  as always   peace_5

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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    US is energy independent because energy exports exceed imports and production exceeds demand according to US energy information administration.  Since oil is an international commodity, markets largely determine prices.  US still imports oil because foreign oil is cheaper.  For US to be independent of foreign markets, US would need to go beyond fossil fuels by developing renewable sources of energy.

     

    More logical points, Thirdperson,  as always   peace_5

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: US is energy independent because energy exports exceed imports and production exceeds demand according to US energy information administration.  Since oil is an international commodity, markets largely determine prices.  US still imports oil because foreign oil is cheaper.  For US to be independent of foreign markets, US would need to go beyond fossil fuels by developing renewable sources of energy.   More logical points, Thirdperson,  as always

     

    Never going to happen. 

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    Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:

    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: US is energy independent because energy exports exceed imports and production exceeds demand according to US energy information administration.  Since oil is an international commodity, markets largely determine prices.  US still imports oil because foreign oil is cheaper.  For US to be independent of foreign markets, US would need to go beyond fossil fuels by developing renewable sources of energy.   More logical points, Thirdperson,  as always

     

    Never going to happen. 

     
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par:

    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90: Biden wouldn't be to blame if he allowed more production in the US.   US is the top oil producing country in the world under Biden.  US is energy independent because energy exports exceed imports and production exceeds demand according to US energy information administration.  Since oil is an international commodity, markets largely determine prices. 

     

     

     

    Exactly.   And we would be even moreso than we already are if the oil companies had agreed to drill on the record number of leases the Biden team had made available to them and asked them to use for drilling more to help America!  But the US oil companies REFUSED and still refuse to this day, while they reap their alltime record setting profits this year from the oil crisis caused by Putin.

     

    yep ,thats a big problem .big oil dominated by republicants bellying up to the pig trough and refusing to help america despite bidens pleas

     

    "I'm the MOST HONEST human being that GOD EVER created!" - Donald "the felon" Trump
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par:

    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90: Biden wouldn't be to blame if he allowed more production in the US.   US is the top oil producing country in the world under Biden.  US is energy independent because energy exports exceed imports and production exceeds demand according to US energy information administration.  Since oil is an international commodity, markets largely determine prices. 

     

     

     

    Exactly.   And we would be even moreso than we already are if the oil companies had agreed to drill on the record number of leases the Biden team had made available to them and asked them to use for drilling more to help America!  But the US oil companies REFUSED and still refuse to this day, while they reap their alltime record setting profits this year from the oil crisis caused by Putin.

     

    yep ,thats a big problem .big oil dominated by republicants bellying up to the pig trough and refusing to help america despite bidens pleas

     

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