Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
I know the disingenuous Obamabots are now all-in on boasting about record Wall Street Fatcat profits, but this is what really hurts average Americans. Soaring Food & Gas Prices are really puttin a hurt on people.
This Independence Day weekend, drivers won't see any relief from high gas prices. Although prices retreated by a fraction of a cent at the beginning of the week, AAA predicts holiday travelers will pay the most at the pump since 2008.
In its monthly gas price report released June 30, AAA said, "With Independence Day only a few days away, today's national average price of gas is $3.68 per gallon. This average is considerably more expensive than recent years for the holiday. The national average on July 4 in previous years was: $3.48 (2013); $3.34 (2012); $3.57 (2011); $2.74 (2010); $2.62 (2009); and $4.10 (2008)." The motorist organization expected prices to remain high throughout the month of July, ranging from $3.60-$3.70 per gallon.
"Prices could climb higher if there are new developments in Iraq or a major hurricane," AAA warns.
Reasons for the higher prices include "market fear about Iraq," which it said kept prices from declining in June. However, AAA still forecast that 41 million Americans would travel over the holiday weekend, most of them (34.9 million) by road.
The still high gas prices would extend the record number of days the national average for gasoline has remained above $3-a-gallon. Unless prices drop nearly 70 cents a gallon, July 4th will be the 1,290th day above that mark. USA Today reported in September 2013 that, for the first time ever, gas prices had been higher than $3 a gallon for 1,000 consecutive days - beginning Dec. 23, 2010, through Sept. 17, 2013. That streak of three-and-a-half years has not been broken...
More:
Gas Prices Extend Painful Record: July 4 Marks 1,290 Days above $3-a-Gallon | CNS News
DRUDGE REPORT 2014®
Yea, we should be hoping that the bottom drops out of the economy again so we can get back to $2 per gallon gasoline like in 2009.
It's going to get worse unfortunately. With Saudi Arabia sending troops to the Iraqi border, the chances of a conflict in that region increase and that will effect gas price. This is precisely why we should be doing what we can to achieve energy independence.
It's going to get worse unfortunately. With Saudi Arabia sending troops to the Iraqi border, the chances of a conflict in that region increase and that will effect gas price. This is precisely why we should be doing what we can to achieve energy independence.
Regulate gasoline and oil illegal to trade on the market. Cap regular unleaded and diesel fuel at $0.40, mid range $0.50, and premium $0.60 over taxes at the pumps. Any collusion by oil companies would come with a $10 million fine per incident, ie; number of customers per day times $10 million.
Done
It's going to get worse unfortunately. With Saudi Arabia sending troops to the Iraqi border, the chances of a conflict in that region increase and that will effect gas price. This is precisely why we should be doing what we can to achieve energy independence.
Regulate gasoline and oil illegal to trade on the market. Cap regular unleaded and diesel fuel at $0.40, mid range $0.50, and premium $0.60 over taxes at the pumps. Any collusion by oil companies would come with a $10 million fine per incident, ie; number of customers per day times $10 million.
Done
It's going to get worse unfortunately. With Saudi Arabia sending troops to the Iraqi border, the chances of a conflict in that region increase and that will effect gas price. This is precisely why we should be doing what we can to achieve energy independence.
Regulate gasoline and oil illegal to trade on the market. Cap regular unleaded and diesel fuel at $0.40, mid range $0.50, and premium $0.60 over taxes at the pumps. Any collusion by oil companies would come with a $10 million fine per incident, ie; number of customers per day times $10 million.
Done
Yea, fuck the free market.. let's just regulate the hell out of everything..
LMAO I wish I had rep left to give..It's going to get worse unfortunately. With Saudi Arabia sending troops to the Iraqi border, the chances of a conflict in that region increase and that will effect gas price. This is precisely why we should be doing what we can to achieve energy independence.
Regulate gasoline and oil illegal to trade on the market. Cap regular unleaded and diesel fuel at $0.40, mid range $0.50, and premium $0.60 over taxes at the pumps. Any collusion by oil companies would come with a $10 million fine per incident, ie; number of customers per day times $10 million.
Done
This proposal is fucked up beyond comprehension. Your two Teslas have gone to your head.
But I suppose anyone with a $157 million portfolio can say whatever they want to say.
Now if you would please- get on your knees and shine my shoes, Cub Scout.
except for liberal dems and clueless obama the KEYSTONE PIPELINE WOULD BE BRINGING MILLIONS OF BARRELS OF OIL PER DAY TO THE USA. BUT!!!
It's going to get worse unfortunately. With Saudi Arabia sending troops to the Iraqi border, the chances of a conflict in that region increase and that will effect gas price. This is precisely why we should be doing what we can to achieve energy independence.
Regulate gasoline and oil illegal to trade on the market. Cap regular unleaded and diesel fuel at $0.40, mid range $0.50, and premium $0.60 over taxes at the pumps. Any collusion by oil companies would come with a $10 million fine per incident, ie; number of customers per day times $10 million.
Done
Yea, fuck the free market.. let's just regulate the hell out of everything..
It's going to get worse unfortunately. With Saudi Arabia sending troops to the Iraqi border, the chances of a conflict in that region increase and that will effect gas price. This is precisely why we should be doing what we can to achieve energy independence.
Regulate gasoline and oil illegal to trade on the market. Cap regular unleaded and diesel fuel at $0.40, mid range $0.50, and premium $0.60 over taxes at the pumps. Any collusion by oil companies would come with a $10 million fine per incident, ie; number of customers per day times $10 million.
Done
This proposal is fucked up beyond comprehension. Your two Teslas have gone to your head.
But I suppose anyone with a $157 million portfolio can say whatever they want to say.
Now if you would please- get on your knees and shine my shoes, Cub Scout.
Regulate gasoline and oil illegal to trade on the market. Cap regular unleaded and diesel fuel at $0.40, mid range $0.50, and premium $0.60 over taxes at the pumps. Any collusion by oil companies would come with a $10 million fine per incident, ie; number of customers per day times $10 million.
Done
Yea, fuck the free market.. let's just regulate the hell out of everything..
There is no free market, it's fixed. The big three control 95% of gasoline sales in the US.
Regulate gasoline and oil illegal to trade on the market. Cap regular unleaded and diesel fuel at $0.40, mid range $0.50, and premium $0.60 over taxes at the pumps. Any collusion by oil companies would come with a $10 million fine per incident, ie; number of customers per day times $10 million.
Done
Yea, fuck the free market.. let's just regulate the hell out of everything..
Except voting and pot... The two things the far left does not want any regulation on.
I know the disingenuous Obamabots are now all-in on boasting about record Wall Street Fatcat profits, but this is what really hurts average Americans. Soaring Food & Gas Prices are really puttin a hurt on people.
This Independence Day weekend, drivers won't see any relief from high gas prices. Although prices retreated by a fraction of a cent at the beginning of the week, AAA predicts holiday travelers will pay the most at the pump since 2008.
In its monthly gas price report released June 30, AAA said, "With Independence Day only a few days away, today's national average price of gas is $3.68 per gallon. This average is considerably more expensive than recent years for the holiday. The national average on July 4 in previous years was: $3.48 (2013); $3.34 (2012); $3.57 (2011); $2.74 (2010); $2.62 (2009); and $4.10 (2008)." The motorist organization expected prices to remain high throughout the month of July, ranging from $3.60-$3.70 per gallon.
"Prices could climb higher if there are new developments in Iraq or a major hurricane," AAA warns.
Reasons for the higher prices include "market fear about Iraq," which it said kept prices from declining in June. However, AAA still forecast that 41 million Americans would travel over the holiday weekend, most of them (34.9 million) by road.
The still high gas prices would extend the record number of days the national average for gasoline has remained above $3-a-gallon. Unless prices drop nearly 70 cents a gallon, July 4th will be the 1,290th day above that mark. USA Today reported in September 2013 that, for the first time ever, gas prices had been higher than $3 a gallon for 1,000 consecutive days - beginning Dec. 23, 2010, through Sept. 17, 2013. That streak of three-and-a-half years has not been broken...
More:
Gas Prices Extend Painful Record: July 4 Marks 1,290 Days above $3-a-Gallon | CNS News
DRUDGE REPORT 2014®
Yea, we should be hoping that the bottom drops out of the economy again so we can get back to $2 per gallon gasoline like in 2009.
One has ZERO to do with the other.. it's called supply and demand NUTTER.. Educate yourself you fucking dope.
Yea, we should be hoping that the bottom drops out of the economy again so we can get back to $2 per gallon gasoline like in 2009.
One has ZERO to do with the other.. it's called supply and demand NUTTER.. Educate yourself you fucking dope.
It's called inflation you freak.. Grow up.
Yea, fuck the free market.. let's just regulate the hell out of everything..
Except voting and pot... The two things the far left does not want any regulation on.
There is no free market, it's fixed.
Yea, fuck the free market.. let's just regulate the hell out of everything..
There is no free market, it's fixed. The big three control 95% of gasoline sales in the US.
To an extent you're correct due to OPEC.. however OPEC is still relegated by supply and demand which is the heart of a free market system..albeit somewhat manipulated.
Except voting and pot... The two things the far left does not want any regulation on.
There is no free market, it's fixed.
You're full of shit too
There is no free market, it's fixed. The big three control 95% of gasoline sales in the US.
To an extent you're correct due to OPEC.. however OPEC is still relegated by supply and demand which is the heart of a free market system..albeit somewhat manipulated.
There is no supply and demand in the oil and gasoline industry, it's fixed.
Try opening a store to compete with WalMart and see what happens.
To an extent you're correct due to OPEC.. however OPEC is still relegated by supply and demand which is the heart of a free market system..albeit somewhat manipulated.
There is no supply and demand in the oil and gasoline industry, it's fixed.
I would love to be able to argue with you but I can't in this situation.. I still don't believe in regulating the entire market.
