$7/gallon gas is coming

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:President Biden has strongly driven gas prices down; even as he has made sure that beautiful American babies now have baby formula. And our brave servicemen and women are no longer dying in Afghanistan because of his bold decision to end our war in that far off land. A soldier came up to President Biden -- a very large man; a tear in his eye. And, he said, "Thank you sir. Thank you Mr. President. Thank you for ensuring that my brothers and sisters in the military are no longer dying in Afghanistan." What a great man. God bless America.

This has got to be DCUM’s Trump impersonator. Glad to have you back!

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

$3.14 for regular at Costco in Beltsville. Could see $2.99 by end of the month at this rate.

[Anonymous]

WHERE IS MY $7/GALLON GAS? OP promised!

[Anonymous]

Refineries are price gouging with premium. A difference of up to $0.80 a gallon isn’t economically defensible.

[Anonymous]

Most of the US switched over to a winter formulation last week. Cheaper to produce with increased butane. Lowered fuel economy.

[Anonymous]

Let's not forget R's are holding up a vote on gas/oil permitting. Manchin circled the wagons and got D buy-in, despite the general opposition to "drill baby drill" in his own party (and rightfully so. This is something R's have wanted for awhile but now are refusing to consider it b/c they're pissed at Manchin.

[Anonymous]

**permitting reform, that should have read.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Refineries are price gouging with premium. A difference of up to $0.80 a gallon isn’t economically defensible.

It's all Biden's fault!!!!!

[Anonymous]

WTI crude now below $80

[Anonymous]

Trump is on top of things.

[Anonymous]

What is Biden's plan to refill the SPR?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is Biden's plan to refill the SPR?

It’s definitely Biden’s fault when California refineries shut down for maintenance.

Remember when Trump proposed cutting the SPR by 50 percent?

Morons.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is Biden's plan to refill the SPR?

It’s definitely Biden’s fault when California refineries shut down for maintenance.

Remember when Trump proposed cutting the SPR by 50 percent?

Morons.

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I remember when the Democrats blocked the funding to tap off the SPR under Trump.

The Trump administration's plan to top off the Strategic Petroleum Reserve ran into a blockade Wednesday after lawmakers excluded $3 billion in funding for oil purchases from the massive stimulus package before Congress.

Senate Democrats took credit for stripping out that money from the Senate bill, unveiled Wednesday, calling it a “bailout” for the oil industry.

The administration had announced plans to buy 77 million barrels — enough to fill the reserve. The SPR has about 640 million barrels of oil and filling it up would cost about $2.3 billion, at current prices.

The Energy Department solicited offers from small and midsize producers to fill the reserve and cushion the fallout from low oil prices after the global market cratered this month, following decisions from Russia and Saudi Arabia to continue production.

But DOE would need money from Congress to make purchases for the SPR. The department has about $10 million in its SPR fund.

https://rollcall.com/2020/03/25/oil-purchase-to-fill-strategic-reserve-dropped-from-stimulus/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is Biden's plan to refill the SPR?

It’s definitely Biden’s fault when California refineries shut down for maintenance.

Remember when Trump proposed cutting the SPR by 50 percent?

Morons.

[/quote

I remember when the Democrats blocked the funding to tap off the SPR under Trump.

The Trump administration's plan to top off the Strategic Petroleum Reserve ran into a blockade Wednesday after lawmakers excluded $3 billion in funding for oil purchases from the massive stimulus package before Congress.

Senate Democrats took credit for stripping out that money from the Senate bill, unveiled Wednesday, calling it a “bailout” for the oil industry.

The administration had announced plans to buy 77 million barrels — enough to fill the reserve. The SPR has about 640 million barrels of oil and filling it up would cost about $2.3 billion, at current prices.

The Energy Department solicited offers from small and midsize producers to fill the reserve and cushion the fallout from low oil prices after the global market cratered this month, following decisions from Russia and Saudi Arabia to continue production.

But DOE would need money from Congress to make purchases for the SPR. The department has about $10 million in its SPR fund.

https://rollcall.com/2020/03/25/oil-purchase-to-fill-strategic-reserve-dropped-from-stimulus/

The Trump administration's plan to top off the Strategic Petroleum Reserve ran into a blockade Wednesday after lawmakers excluded $3 billion in funding for oil purchases from the massive stimulus package before Congress.

Senate Democrats took credit for stripping out that money from the Senate bill, unveiled Wednesday, calling it a “bailout” for the oil industry.

The administration had announced plans to buy 77 million barrels — enough to fill the reserve. The SPR has about 640 million barrels of oil and filling it up would cost about $2.3 billion, at current prices.

The Energy Department solicited offers from small and midsize producers to fill the reserve and cushion the fallout from low oil prices after the global market cratered this month, following decisions from Russia and Saudi Arabia to continue production.

But DOE would need money from Congress to make purchases for the SPR. The department has about $10 million in its SPR fund