Anonymous wrote:Average US gasoline price: $2.97. Lowest since 2021.

The President has no control over the price of gas, unless his name is Biden and the price goes down.

Anonymous wrote:Average US gasoline price: $2.97. Lowest since 2021.

Trump will be taking credit for it on Jan. 20 (Inauguration Day)

Average US gasoline price: $2.97. Lowest since 2021.

There will be a million barrels a day surplus next year. China is not using it nearly as much as expected.

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Anonymous wrote:
Not if they open the USNWR for oil exploration.


That is more government meddling in the private sector. Without government subsidies gas prices would be about $12.50 a gallon

This is what is going to happen. Musk wants this along with no EV subsidies (because EVs will not need subsidies when gas is no longer subsidized).

This would be a smart move.

Anonymous wrote:Not if they open the USNWR for oil exploration.

That is expensive oil to get. Last estimate I saw was $90 a barrel and that was before all the melting up there. Its most likely a bit more expensive now. If oil reaches $80 the fracking people start back up. So that will put down ward pressure on oil. It will take years to get the oil up to production levels and it’s just not that much oil.

Anonymous wrote:
Not if they open the USNWR for oil exploration.


That is more government meddling in the private sector. Without government subsidies gas prices would be about $12.50 a gallon

This is what is going to happen. Musk wants this along with no EV subsidies (because EVs will not need subsidies when gas is no longer subsidized).

The US has been producing record energy and record oil for the past 2 and a half years. There isn't capacity to produce more.

Anonymous wrote:Not if they open the USNWR for oil exploration.

the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge has not enough oil to do anything long term, but will be wildly destructive to wildlife and the environment. Yes, yes, we know your party wants to rape anything they can, including the environment, and will be successful this time. But, you're a fuxxing idiot if you think this will do anything for you as a consumer.

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Anonymous wrote:Not if they open the USNWR for oil exploration.

That doesn't do anything for refinery capacity.

It's also not going to increase oil production because prices are too low right now.

Right? The oil companies are not going to increase drilling and exploration with oil in the 60s.

Anonymous wrote:Not if they open the USNWR for oil exploration.

That doesn't do anything for refinery capacity.

It's also not going to increase oil production because prices are too low right now.

Anonymous wrote:Not if they open the USNWR for oil exploration.

That is more government meddling in the private sector. Without government subsidies gas prices would be about $12.50 a gallon

Not if they open the USNWR for oil exploration.

Gas prices will spike again under Trump. Just wait and see.

We are in the process of losing refining capacity.

Thanks Joe!

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-11-18/pump-prices-court-three-year-low-as-holiday-travel-roars-back

Trump is going to take credit for the low gas prices and all of the manufacturing and other jobs created over the last 3 and a half years, not to mention the growing GDP. And the rubes will completely memory hold the last 4 years and the work this administration did to make things better.