$7/gallon gas is coming

[Anonymous]

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He puts out this question, yet cites ZERO evidence of price gouging (which is illegal).
Typical leftist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Saw something really interesting yesterday about the gap between Americans’ reality and perception of the economy. Most people are actually doing pretty well, but the psychological impact of rising prices is making people feel like they have less. The truth is, wages are up. People just want more for less, like they always do. I’m paying at the pump, I don’t love it, but the economy really is ok.

Strongest sustained economic recovery in US history, with low unemployment, and yet Fox has convinced its low info viewers that we are in the midst of a recession.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saw something really interesting yesterday about the gap between Americans’ reality and perception of the economy. Most people are actually doing pretty well, but the psychological impact of rising prices is making people feel like they have less. The truth is, wages are up. People just want more for less, like they always do. I’m paying at the pump, I don’t love it, but the economy really is ok.

Strongest sustained economic recovery in US history, with low unemployment, and yet Fox has convinced its low info viewers that we are in the midst of a recession.

I don't watch Fox news. Call it or don't call it whatever you want. Taxpayers like me are fed up with give away programs, crime, and inflation. See ya in November.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Saw something really interesting yesterday about the gap between Americans’ reality and perception of the economy. Most people are actually doing pretty well, but the psychological impact of rising prices is making people feel like they have less. The truth is, wages are up. People just want more for less, like they always do. I’m paying at the pump, I don’t love it, but the economy really is ok.

Strongest sustained economic recovery in US history, with low unemployment, and yet Fox has convinced its low info viewers that we are in the midst of a recession.

Inflation has outpaced wage increases, so yes..... people are paying more for less.
This is not a strong economy despite the rhetoric by this administration.
Gas prices have MORE THAN DOUBLED since Biden took office. And, don't even ask about coal or natural gas.
Then, there is the price increase on basic needs (food) and things people require (automobiles).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Saw something really interesting yesterday about the gap between Americans’ reality and perception of the economy. Most people are actually doing pretty well, but the psychological impact of rising prices is making people feel like they have less. The truth is, wages are up. People just want more for less, like they always do. I’m paying at the pump, I don’t love it, but the economy really is ok.

You're not a middle class worker with a family and commuting ro work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saw something really interesting yesterday about the gap between Americans’ reality and perception of the economy. Most people are actually doing pretty well, but the psychological impact of rising prices is making people feel like they have less. The truth is, wages are up. People just want more for less, like they always do. I’m paying at the pump, I don’t love it, but the economy really is ok.

Strongest sustained economic recovery in US history, with low unemployment, and yet Fox has convinced its low info viewers that we are in the midst of a recession.

I don't watch Fox news. Call it or don't call it whatever you want. Taxpayers like me are fed up with give away programs, crime, and inflation. See ya in November.

"I don't watch Fox News, I just happen to parrot all of their talking points."

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saw something really interesting yesterday about the gap between Americans’ reality and perception of the economy. Most people are actually doing pretty well, but the psychological impact of rising prices is making people feel like they have less. The truth is, wages are up. People just want more for less, like they always do. I’m paying at the pump, I don’t love it, but the economy really is ok.

Strongest sustained economic recovery in US history, with low unemployment, and yet Fox has convinced its low info viewers that we are in the midst of a recession.

I don't watch Fox news. Call it or don't call it whatever you want. Taxpayers like me are fed up with give away programs, crime, and inflation. See ya in November.

"I don't watch Fox News, I just happen to parrot all of their talking points."

PP here. Continue with your petty insults, if that makes your day. I stand by my comment and my opinions. Would love to watch the November election results with you.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saw something really interesting yesterday about the gap between Americans’ reality and perception of the economy. Most people are actually doing pretty well, but the psychological impact of rising prices is making people feel like they have less. The truth is, wages are up. People just want more for less, like they always do. I’m paying at the pump, I don’t love it, but the economy really is ok.

Strongest sustained economic recovery in US history, with low unemployment, and yet Fox has convinced its low info viewers that we are in the midst of a recession.

I don't watch Fox news. Call it or don't call it whatever you want. Taxpayers like me are fed up with give away programs, crime, and inflation. See ya in November.

"I don't watch Fox News, I just happen to parrot all of their talking points."

PP here. Continue with your petty insults, if that makes your day. I stand by my comment and my opinions. Would love to watch the November election results with you.

Ok. I appreciate the offer, but I'll pass. You sound miserable and uninformed; I prefer to keep better company.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

He puts out this question, yet cites ZERO evidence of price gouging (which is illegal).
Typical leftist.

Uh, have you noticed how when the price of a barrel of oil goes up, the price at the the pump goes up immediately, but when it goes down, the price at the pump stays the same? Have you noticed the oil companies are raking in record profits?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saw something really interesting yesterday about the gap between Americans’ reality and perception of the economy. Most people are actually doing pretty well, but the psychological impact of rising prices is making people feel like they have less. The truth is, wages are up. People just want more for less, like they always do. I’m paying at the pump, I don’t love it, but the economy really is ok.

Strongest sustained economic recovery in US history, with low unemployment, and yet Fox has convinced its low info viewers that we are in the midst of a recession.

Inflation has outpaced wage increases, so yes..... people are paying more for less.
This is not a strong economy despite the rhetoric by this administration.
Gas prices have MORE THAN DOUBLED since Biden took office. And, don't even ask about coal or natural gas.
Then, there is the price increase on basic needs (food) and things people require (automobiles).

So you are saying the White House is responsible for the cost of oil? That seems kinda socialistic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saw something really interesting yesterday about the gap between Americans’ reality and perception of the economy. Most people are actually doing pretty well, but the psychological impact of rising prices is making people feel like they have less. The truth is, wages are up. People just want more for less, like they always do. I’m paying at the pump, I don’t love it, but the economy really is ok.

You're not a middle class worker with a family and commuting ro work.

Yes. I’m a democrat but the PP is straight up gaslighting. My family and many like mine do indeed have less than we did a year ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saw something really interesting yesterday about the gap between Americans’ reality and perception of the economy. Most people are actually doing pretty well, but the psychological impact of rising prices is making people feel like they have less. The truth is, wages are up. People just want more for less, like they always do. I’m paying at the pump, I don’t love it, but the economy really is ok.

Strongest sustained economic recovery in US history, with low unemployment, and yet Fox has convinced its low info viewers that we are in the midst of a recession.

Inflation has outpaced wage increases, so yes..... people are paying more for less.
This is not a strong economy despite the rhetoric by this administration.
Gas prices have MORE THAN DOUBLED since Biden took office. And, don't even ask about coal or natural gas.
Then, there is the price increase on basic needs (food) and things people require (automobiles).

There is a reason for this. When Trump was president, the economy collapsed; people were not driving and thus the cost of fuel went down. When Biden took office, he instituted a plan for distributing vaccines. People returned to work, and thus the demand for gas when up and the cost went with it.

I suppose you prefer sustained economic collapse and recession, which is what Papa Bush, W and Trump left in 1993, 2009 and 2021 respectively.

Me? I prefer a growing economy, the way Clinton, Obama and now Biden, are doing it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saw something really interesting yesterday about the gap between Americans’ reality and perception of the economy. Most people are actually doing pretty well, but the psychological impact of rising prices is making people feel like they have less. The truth is, wages are up. People just want more for less, like they always do. I’m paying at the pump, I don’t love it, but the economy really is ok.

Strongest sustained economic recovery in US history, with low unemployment, and yet Fox has convinced its low info viewers that we are in the midst of a recession.

Inflation has outpaced wage increases, so yes..... people are paying more for less.
This is not a strong economy despite the rhetoric by this administration.
Gas prices have MORE THAN DOUBLED since Biden took office. And, don't even ask about coal or natural gas.
Then, there is the price increase on basic needs (food) and things people require (automobiles).

So you are saying the White House is responsible for the cost of oil? That seems kinda socialistic.

Republicans love a free market, except for when they don't. They'd love to see a Venezuela-like regime where the government lowers the price of gas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saw something really interesting yesterday about the gap between Americans’ reality and perception of the economy. Most people are actually doing pretty well, but the psychological impact of rising prices is making people feel like they have less. The truth is, wages are up. People just want more for less, like they always do. I’m paying at the pump, I don’t love it, but the economy really is ok.

Strongest sustained economic recovery in US history, with low unemployment, and yet Fox has convinced its low info viewers that we are in the midst of a recession.

Inflation has outpaced wage increases, so yes..... people are paying more for less.
This is not a strong economy despite the rhetoric by this administration.
Gas prices have MORE THAN DOUBLED since Biden took office. And, don't even ask about coal or natural gas.
Then, there is the price increase on basic needs (food) and things people require (automobiles).

It’s unfortunate you don’t understand basic economics or that a US President has little to nothing to do with energy prices. Yes, gas prices were low when Biden took office in January 2021 because worldwide demand was at a historic low. This caused OPEC to cut production by 10 million barrels a day. They couldn’t give oil away. Oil is a global market and inflation is a global problem. Both are exacerbated by Russia, which produces more oil than the Saudis. So if you want to place blame, look at MBS — who wants to punish Biden politically — and Putin. But keep tilting at windmills.

[Anonymous]

The price of coal has tripled in Australia. Gas is over $6.10 a gallon (converting CAD/liter) in Canada? Also Biden’s fault?