Gas is up

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The war is likely to end with Iran having complete control over the Strait of Hormuz, and all vessels will be required to pay Iran a large fee to ensure passage. I assume that will keep gas prices high for the foreseeable future. We may never see <$3 per gallon gas ever again.

Yes, Iran is walking away from this significantly strengthened.

Nonsense. Our embargo is working.

Working to buy Trump time to figure out how to not further embarrass himself with Iran.

That's apparently not happening, he Taco'ed again today. Too bad the Pentagon fired all the higher ups who knew what they were doing.

[Anonymous]

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The war is likely to end with Iran having complete control over the Strait of Hormuz, and all vessels will be required to pay Iran a large fee to ensure passage. I assume that will keep gas prices high for the foreseeable future. We may never see <$3 per gallon gas ever again.

Yes, Iran is walking away from this significantly strengthened.

Nonsense. Our embargo is working.

Explain to me like I’m a 5-year old how our embargo is working.

Well the tankers load up with Iranian oil, go through the strait, stay close to the Iranian cost and enter Pakistan territorial waters. After that these tankers turn themself in to US coastguard is Miami. It is a super tight blockade.

[Anonymous]

Trump administration more concerned about losing their whataboutism points than ending the war or fixing the economy

[Anonymous]

Yikes! Gas at my local neighborhood gas station in Northern Virginia was $4.77 today.

It doesn’t look like it’ll be around $3 a gallon anytime soon.

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Every weekend the war if about to end, and every Monday it's back on again.

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I wonder how our strategic reserve
Is looking these days.

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Iran is not going to let Trump and republicans off the hook. The closure of the strait will go on till after the midterms unless Trump just gives the Iranian everything. I think that will eventually happen but who would trust Trump or the Israelis to live up to their end?

[Anonymous]

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I wonder how our strategic reserve
Is looking these days.

Trump has been depleting it at alarming rates, actually

[Anonymous]

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I wonder how our strategic reserve
Is looking these days.

About mid July to early August the planned release will end. We are about 1/2 through it now but it does not have a big impact on prices.

[Anonymous]

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I wonder how our strategic reserve
Is looking these days.

About mid July to early August the planned release will end. We are about 1/2 through it now but it does not have a big impact on prices.

and at that point, it will be completely depleted...which is incredibly irresponsible

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

I wonder how our strategic reserve
Is looking these days.

About mid July to early August the planned release will end. We are about 1/2 through it now but it does not have a big impact on prices.

and at that point, it will be completely depleted...which is incredibly irresponsible

It will not be complete depleted.

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This is Trump's timeline. He has to declare victory and remove his blockades on or before July 4, 2026.

[Anonymous]

Gas prices plummet 4%

Let's declare victory and start another war