$7/gallon gas is coming

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Which is why we should have been moving to renewables when Al Gores suggested in 22 years ago. Maybe now is the time.

Kumbaya my lord, kumbaya. Kumbaya, my lord, kumbaya.

Give me nuclear power, kumbaya.
Give me China’s rare earth metal supply, kumbaya.
Give me EV car batteries that die in 5-7 years and need to be disposed of in outer space, kumbaya.
Give me China’s PV thin film industry, kumbaya,
Give me big overpriced wind turbines that break down every other month and cost $500k a year each to maintain, kumbaya.

Kumbaya my lord, kumbaya.

Well if this post doesn’t show exactly the types of assholes I am specifically voting against then nothing will. Republicans are just bullies who don’t discuss anything in good faith. They don't have any consistent ideas other than culture war trolling.

Remove the stick from back there. I enjoyed the disjointed, arrhythmic, overwrought nature of the post. My only quibble is that PP forgot the birds with the wind turbines!

A+ for style points and maybe someone here can elaborate on each point since there are certainly some major hurdles and costs to EVs, power generation, raw materials and general efficiency. Or we can just keep arguing at a high level and, I’m, someone with a stem degree can tell us it’s impossible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With Bidenomics at full swing expect your grocery bill to hit 500+ on what you’re already paying.
Everything from oil to fertilizer to engine parts have run up.

This was happening in November before the invasion and it’s just moved a little faster than it would have now.

I know under Trump we didn’t have wars and inflation.

We had a Covid-provided world-wide recession, so gas prices were low. But please explain through what mechanism Trump prevented Putin from starting a war. Threats? Yeah right.

Orange man green lighted Putin, who must have some hold him.

False. Here are the facts

Under Trump:
No war
Economic prosperity
Low fuel prices
Lowest monitory unemployment in history


Under Biden
War
High gas prices
High food prices
High inflation
Failure in Afghanistan
Skyrocketing inflation in commodities


Trump has enacted tough sanctions on Putin:
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-50875935.amp

Biden lifted the sanctions and green-lighted Putin
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-57180674.amp

As we see form facts, Biden’s actions emboldened Putin and despite Zelensky and others begging, the US didn’t reinstate the sanctions

Yawn, speak facts please.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Which is why we should have been moving to renewables when Al Gores suggested in 22 years ago. Maybe now is the time.

Kumbaya my lord, kumbaya. Kumbaya, my lord, kumbaya.

Give me nuclear power, kumbaya.
Give me China’s rare earth metal supply, kumbaya.
Give me EV car batteries that die in 5-7 years and need to be disposed of in outer space, kumbaya.
Give me China’s PV thin film industry, kumbaya,
Give me big overpriced wind turbines that break down every other month and cost $500k a year each to maintain, kumbaya.

Kumbaya my lord, kumbaya.

Well if this post doesn’t show exactly the types of assholes I am specifically voting against then nothing will. Republicans are just bullies who don’t discuss anything in good faith. They don't have any consistent ideas other than culture war trolling.

Remove the stick from back there. I enjoyed the disjointed, arrhythmic, overwrought nature of the post. My only quibble is that PP forgot the birds with the wind turbines!

A+ for style points and maybe someone here can elaborate on each point since there are certainly some major hurdles and costs to EVs, power generation, raw materials and general efficiency. Or we can just keep arguing at a high level and, I’m, someone with a stem degree can tell us it’s impossible.

It’s not “style” it’s called creating a straw man and being a bully. That’s the Republican way.

[Anonymous]

What was bullying about pointing out that we have no feasible plan for any of those problem topics?

No feasibility, no action. Simple reality.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Which is why we should have been moving to renewables when Al Gores suggested in 22 years ago. Maybe now is the time.

Kumbaya my lord, kumbaya. Kumbaya, my lord, kumbaya.

Give me nuclear power, kumbaya.
Give me China’s rare earth metal supply, kumbaya.
Give me EV car batteries that die in 5-7 years and need to be disposed of in outer space, kumbaya.
Give me China’s PV thin film industry, kumbaya,
Give me big overpriced wind turbines that break down every other month and cost $500k a year each to maintain, kumbaya.

Kumbaya my lord, kumbaya.

Well if this post doesn’t show exactly the types of assholes I am specifically voting against then nothing will. Republicans are just bullies who don’t discuss anything in good faith. They don't have any consistent ideas other than culture war trolling.

Remove the stick from back there. I enjoyed the disjointed, arrhythmic, overwrought nature of the post. My only quibble is that PP forgot the birds with the wind turbines!

A+ for style points and maybe someone here can elaborate on each point since there are certainly some major hurdles and costs to EVs, power generation, raw materials and general efficiency. Or we can just keep arguing at a high level and, I’m, someone with a stem degree can tell us it’s impossible.

It’s not “style” it’s called creating a straw man and being a bully. That’s the Republican way.

Should have been to Living on a Prayer, not Kumbaya.

Either way some people here have zero information about how things they want actually work. Politicians must love how dumb and lack of common sense there is.

[Anonymous]

Oh we could reduce demand by asking people to go back to working from home. Do that and you could easily remove all of Russian oil production and prices would still fall.

[Anonymous]

Maybe California will knock some of its $2.5 per gallon state tax for its people?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh we could reduce demand by asking people to go back to working from home. Do that and you could easily remove all of Russian oil production and prices would still fall.

Half the country that works does not work from home whatsoever. Teachers, shops, medical, gigs, repairmen, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe California will knock some of its $2.5 per gallon state tax for its people?

CA does not have a $2.5 per gallon tax. Where do you idiots get this stuff?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With Bidenomics at full swing expect your grocery bill to hit 500+ on what you’re already paying.
Everything from oil to fertilizer to engine parts have run up.

This was happening in November before the invasion and it’s just moved a little faster than it would have now.

I know under Trump we didn’t have wars and inflation.

We had a Covid-provided world-wide recession, so gas prices were low. But please explain through what mechanism Trump prevented Putin from starting a war. Threats? Yeah right.

Orange man green lighted Putin, who must have some hold him.

False. Here are the facts

Under Trump:
No war
Economic prosperity
Low fuel prices
Lowest monitory unemployment in history


Under Biden
War
High gas prices
High food prices
High inflation
Failure in Afghanistan
Skyrocketing inflation in commodities


Trump has enacted tough sanctions on Putin:
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-50875935.amp

Biden lifted the sanctions and green-lighted Putin
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-57180674.amp

As we see form facts, Biden’s actions emboldened Putin and despite Zelensky and others begging, the US didn’t reinstate the sanctions

Yawn, speak facts please.

Yup…only thing the PP did was spit facts….

The whole post was facts

[Anonymous]

The Biden EO doesn't disclose the additional regulatory hurdles and costs to drill. This includes the 90% of wells on private properties. While the time and costs aren't pinned down, it adds at least $50 more per barrel and 12 months to the approval process. Imaging if Biden temporary suspended these additional regulations?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With Bidenomics at full swing expect your grocery bill to hit 500+ on what you’re already paying.
Everything from oil to fertilizer to engine parts have run up.

This was happening in November before the invasion and it’s just moved a little faster than it would have now.

I know under Trump we didn’t have wars and inflation.

We had a Covid-provided world-wide recession, so gas prices were low. But please explain through what mechanism Trump prevented Putin from starting a war. Threats? Yeah right.

Orange man green lighted Putin, who must have some hold him.

False. Here are the facts

Under Trump:
No war
Economic prosperity
Low fuel prices
Lowest monitory unemployment in history


Under Biden
War
High gas prices
High food prices
High inflation
Failure in Afghanistan
Skyrocketing inflation in commodities


Trump has enacted tough sanctions on Putin:
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-50875935.amp

Biden lifted the sanctions and green-lighted Putin
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-57180674.amp

As we see form facts, Biden’s actions emboldened Putin and despite Zelensky and others begging, the US didn’t reinstate the sanctions

GDP growth was negative 3.5% in 2020 and unemployment was over 14%. Yes, gas prices were low because Trump plunged us into a recession. We were all there. We know you are lying.

[Anonymous]

The US importing oil from authoritarian regimes is bad. Can that be acknowledged?

Biden issued an executive order his first week in office that is making that happen. Domestic oil production is crippled.

As a pp stated, when Trump was president gas was reasonably priced, and Putin didn’t invade Ukraine. Somehow Biden is allowing the invasion to to happen, and inflation is at a 40 year high, and people are blaming Trump. Trump isn’t president. Biden is. It’s Biden’s responsibility to deal with current issues. Every president takes the reins and provides leadership, there’s no magic spell to erase history and provide him with a bank slate from which to govern.

The theme seems to be that Trump is still more powerful than Biden is, and Biden is the president.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With Bidenomics at full swing expect your grocery bill to hit 500+ on what you’re already paying.
Everything from oil to fertilizer to engine parts have run up.

This was happening in November before the invasion and it’s just moved a little faster than it would have now.

I know under Trump we didn’t have wars and inflation.

We had a Covid-provided world-wide recession, so gas prices were low. But please explain through what mechanism Trump prevented Putin from starting a war. Threats? Yeah right.

Orange man green lighted Putin, who must have some hold him.

False. Here are the facts

Under Trump:
No war
Economic prosperity
Low fuel prices
Lowest monitory unemployment in history


Under Biden
War
High gas prices
High food prices
High inflation
Failure in Afghanistan
Skyrocketing inflation in commodities


Trump has enacted tough sanctions on Putin:
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-50875935.amp

Biden lifted the sanctions and green-lighted Putin
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-57180674.amp

As we see form facts, Biden’s actions emboldened Putin and despite Zelensky and others begging, the US didn’t reinstate the sanctions

GDP growth was negative 3.5% in 2020 and unemployment was over 14%. Yes, gas prices were low because Trump plunged us into a recession. We were all there. We know you are lying.

There was a thing called COVID. And by the time Trump left office, the economy was already sharply rebounding and unemployment sharply falling. Not that he'll get credit for it.

I can tell the Democrats are spinning everything to protect Biden and the fact that they elected a third rate failure who's turning out to be worse than Trump was. And Trump was awful as a president on many levels, but at least we didn't have wars happening under Trump or skyrocketing oil prices or inflation. Dare I say I miss the first three years of Trump? As long as I turned off the TV and didn't pay attention to the hysterical pundits talking about Russian collusion, things were pretty good.

Never forget what Barack Obama said: never underestimate Joe Biden's ability to **** things up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With Bidenomics at full swing expect your grocery bill to hit 500+ on what you’re already paying.
Everything from oil to fertilizer to engine parts have run up.

This was happening in November before the invasion and it’s just moved a little faster than it would have now.

I know under Trump we didn’t have wars and inflation.

We had a Covid-provided world-wide recession, so gas prices were low. But please explain through what mechanism Trump prevented Putin from starting a war. Threats? Yeah right.

Orange man green lighted Putin, who must have some hold him.

False. Here are the facts

Under Trump:
No war
Economic prosperity
Low fuel prices
Lowest monitory unemployment in history


Under Biden
War
High gas prices
High food prices
High inflation
Failure in Afghanistan
Skyrocketing inflation in commodities


Trump has enacted tough sanctions on Putin:
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-50875935.amp

Biden lifted the sanctions and green-lighted Putin
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-57180674.amp

As we see form facts, Biden’s actions emboldened Putin and despite Zelensky and others begging, the US didn’t reinstate the sanctions

GDP growth was negative 3.5% in 2020 and unemployment was over 14%. Yes, gas prices were low because Trump plunged us into a recession. We were all there. We know you are lying.

There was a thing called COVID. And by the time Trump left office, the economy was already sharply rebounding and unemployment sharply falling. Not that he'll get credit for it.

I can tell the Democrats are spinning everything to protect Biden and the fact that they elected a third rate failure who's turning out to be worse than Trump was. And Trump was awful as a president on many levels, but at least we didn't have wars happening under Trump or skyrocketing oil prices or inflation. Dare I say I miss the first three years of Trump? As long as I turned off the TV and didn't pay attention to the hysterical pundits talking about Russian collusion, things were pretty good.

Never forget what Barack Obama said: never underestimate Joe Biden's ability to **** things up.

Obviously the Democrats were responsible for everything bad that happened during Trump's presidency. And they are also responsible for everything bad that happens during Biden's presidency.