Anonymous wrote:Putin and the war, plus the world opening back up again, are driving gas prices higher. (Plus, in the US, they usually always go up in the summer.)
It's textbook people.
Just don't drive as much, and push demand down, if you can do it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Barf, focus on issues at home
The “issue at home” is that the war in Ukraine is driving our high gas prices. And food prices. And certain basic materials for industry.
The war is inflationary and Putin knows that people like you will trade the Constitution for $2 gas.
Anonymous wrote:Exactly.
We should be focusing on how lucky we are to only be paying $4-$5 for gas.
This country is a bunch of spoiled children.
Anonymous wrote:Putin and the war, plus the world opening back up again, are driving gas prices higher. (Plus, in the US, they usually always go up in the summer.)
It's textbook people.
Just don't drive as much, and push demand down, if you can do it.
Anonymous wrote:Barf, focus on issues at home
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Barf, focus on issues at home
The “issue at home” is that the war in Ukraine is driving our high gas prices. And food prices. And certain basic materials for industry.
The war is inflationary and Putin knows that people like you will trade the Constitution for $2 gas.
Anonymous wrote:Putin and the war, plus the world opening back up again, are driving gas prices higher. (Plus, in the US, they usually always go up in the summer.)
It's textbook people.
Just don't drive as much, and push demand down, if you can do it.
Anonymous wrote:Barf, focus on issues at home