Obama gas almost at $6 bucks a gallon ~ 2016

[thereisnospoon]

Gasoline is still nearly $6 a gallon in some places





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The president has nothing to do with gasoline prices.

Not according to the 2012 GOP campaign against President Obama. They all laid the blame for gasoline price right at the President doorstep.

Wouldn't you when they needed higher gas prices to push their stupid ass AGW cult policy. Good thing the Saudis hate Iran.

No, they needed to convince the independent voters that Romney was a better candidate than Obama. Made up bullshit like that might excite the base, but it doesn't do much for the independent voter.

Why would you concern yourself about independent voters?

 

[thereisnospoon]

I paid 1.58 last night

$1.61 here in my town in south central NC
Across the state line in SC, it's around $1.45 to $1.55.

 

[thereisnospoon]

Gasoline is still nearly $6 a gallon in some places





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The president has nothing to do with gasoline prices.

Not according to the 2012 GOP campaign against President Obama. They all laid the blame for gasoline price right at the President doorstep.

Part of that is Obama agreed with high fuel prices.
he said he would "be comfortable" with four dollar gasoline.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Then why does the far right scream at the pres when prices go up.

Stop it.....Please.....

When the far right stops being stupid, I can stop calling them out. You are no expert on this, spoon, from what I have seen you post over the years. Now behave.

 

[BlindBoo]

Gasoline is still nearly $6 a gallon in some places





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The president has nothing to do with gasoline prices.

Although, White House energy policy can move the market.
Let's say for instance, there was no Bakken Oil field....With Obama's anti petroleum stance limiting oil leases on federal lands to those in unproductive areas or where oil is more expensive to harvest, there is no question gasoline prices would be much higher.
it is DESPITE the White House energy policy, oil and gas are selling at the levels seen now. Not because of that policy.

The high price of oil led to new technologies to get more out of old fields as well. Look at the increased output from Texas, which is more than double that of North Dakota. None of that oil would be on the market today if the price of oil remained low. It is a cycle that simply doesn't coincide with our political cycle. Now of course, there is little exploration/development and the oil patch is hurting.......

Crude Oil Production

 

[BlindBoo]

Gasoline is still nearly $6 a gallon in some places





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The president has nothing to do with gasoline prices.

Not according to the 2012 GOP campaign against President Obama. They all laid the blame for gasoline price right at the President doorstep.

Wouldn't you when they needed higher gas prices to push their stupid ass AGW cult policy. Good thing the Saudis hate Iran.

No, they needed to convince the independent voters that Romney was a better candidate than Obama. Made up bullshit like that might excite the base, but it doesn't do much for the independent voter.

Why would you concern yourself about independent voters?

It is the undecided independent voters who decides who wins, not the base.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Gasoline is still nearly $6 a gallon in some places





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The president has nothing to do with gasoline prices.

Although, White House energy policy can move the market.
Let's say for instance, there was no Bakken Oil field....With Obama's anti petroleum stance limiting oil leases on federal lands to those in unproductive areas or where oil is more expensive to harvest, there is no question gasoline prices would be much higher.
it is DESPITE the White House energy policy, oil and gas are selling at the levels seen now. Not because of that policy.

The high price of oil led to new technologies to get more out of old fields as well. Look at the increased output from Texas, which is more than double that of North Dakota. None of that oil would be on the market today if the price of oil remained low. It is a cycle that simply doesn't coincide with our political cycle. Now of course, there is little exploration/development and the oil patch is hurting.......

Crude Oil Production

Fracking is not a New technology it has been around forever in the industrial revolution

The Real History Of Fracking | OilPrice.com

 

[Syriusly]

Gasoline is still nearly $6 a gallon in some places





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So......don't shop at the two gas stations selling gas for $6.00 a gallon and go to one of the nearby stations selling it for $1.71?

Capitalism in action.

 

[BlindBoo]

Gasoline is still nearly $6 a gallon in some places





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The president has nothing to do with gasoline prices.

Although, White House energy policy can move the market.
Let's say for instance, there was no Bakken Oil field....With Obama's anti petroleum stance limiting oil leases on federal lands to those in unproductive areas or where oil is more expensive to harvest, there is no question gasoline prices would be much higher.
it is DESPITE the White House energy policy, oil and gas are selling at the levels seen now. Not because of that policy.

The high price of oil led to new technologies to get more out of old fields as well. Look at the increased output from Texas, which is more than double that of North Dakota. None of that oil would be on the market today if the price of oil remained low. It is a cycle that simply doesn't coincide with our political cycle. Now of course, there is little exploration/development and the oil patch is hurting.......

Crude Oil Production

Fracking is not a New technology it has been around forever in the industrial revolution

The Real History Of Fracking | OilPrice.com

Mitchell Energy achieved the first economical shale fracture in 1998 using slick-water fracturing.

Shale gas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Timmy]

Gasoline is still nearly $6 a gallon in some places





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The president has nothing to do with gasoline prices.

Not according to the 2012 GOP campaign against President Obama. They all laid the blame for gasoline price right at the President doorstep.

Word .

Remember "drill baby drill"?

 

[NYcarbineer]

I was musing the other day about the funniest ODS idiocies of 2015 by the RWnuts I had to conclude that their attempts to blame Obama for cheap gas might be the winner.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Gasoline is still nearly $6 a gallon in some places





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The president has nothing to do with gasoline prices.

Not according to the 2012 GOP campaign against President Obama. They all laid the blame for gasoline price right at the President doorstep.

Word .

Remember "drill baby drill"?

Alaska is hurting from cheap oil prices, ironically.

 

[Agit8r]

$1.99 here in Spokane. State and federal taxes account for $.62 of that.

 

[BlindBoo]

Gasoline is still nearly $6 a gallon in some places





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The president has nothing to do with gasoline prices.

Not according to the 2012 GOP campaign against President Obama. They all laid the blame for gasoline price right at the President doorstep.

Word .

Remember "drill baby drill"?

Remember Obama's first Energy Proposal? 3 weeks before the worse oil catastrophe in the Gulf!

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/31/science/earth/31energy.html

 

[Daryl Hunt]

Gasoline is still nearly $6 a gallon in some places





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It's in a tourist trap.
Sounds to me like there is one fuel distributor and he's raking it in.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Gasoline is still nearly $6 a gallon in some places





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It's still early, but this is clearly a contender for the most moronic partisan rightwing thread of the year.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Gasoline is still nearly $6 a gallon in some places





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It's still early, but this is clearly a contender for the most moronic partisan rightwing thread of the year.

Lets see retardo.... How many threads have the left produced thanking Obama for under $3 bucks a gallon gas?

It goes against common logic with the theme of Green energy dip shit.

 

[LeftofLeft]

Gasoline is still nearly $6 a gallon in some places





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The president has nothing to do with gasoline prices.

No, but a President can pursue policies that makes US LESS exposed to price volatility of gas prices. Whether prices are $1.50 or $6.00, if our policies leave us more dependent on gas from the Middle East, then that needs to change.

 

[ABikerSailor]

Gasoline is still nearly $6 a gallon in some places





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It's in a tourist trap.
Sounds to me like there is one fuel distributor and he's raking it in.

Agreed. I used to be stationed in Jacksonville FL, and I can tell you that the closer to Disneyland you got, the higher the prices were.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Gasoline is still nearly $6 a gallon in some places





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The president has nothing to do with gasoline prices.

Not according to the 2012 GOP campaign against President Obama. They all laid the blame for gasoline price right at the President doorstep.

Word .

Remember "drill baby drill"?

Remember Obama's first Energy Proposal? 3 weeks before the worse oil catastrophe in the Gulf!

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/31/science/earth/31energy.html

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Frack attack: Obama endangers energy supply

The Obama administration’s brand-new strategy to regulate methane emissions in its fight against so-called global warming is, in effect, an attack on the fracking industry, and could have profound consequences on America’s energy security.
In its newly released study, titled “Climate Action Plan: Strategy to Reduce Methane Emissions,” the White House seeks to reduce methane gas emissions from four sources, landfills, coal mines and agriculture, along with oil and gas point sources.
Dairy farmers and cattle ranchers were quick to respond to the report. These groups are fearful that the “voluntary strategies” to reduce methane emissions by 25 percent by 2020 in dairy farms and feed lots will put additional burdens on these industries and drive some smaller operators out of business. Americans will see the effects with even higher meat and dairy prices at the market.
The U.S. Food and Agriculture Organization states that cattle emit enough methane in a day to equal what a car consumes during the same period. Cattlemen, however, wonder if trying to mitigate cow belching and flatulence is really the best use of taxpayer dollars.
However, it is the proposal to tighten regulations on methane emissions in the oil and gas sector that could severely curtail America’s quest for energy independence.


Only a Liberal IDIOT would try to put regulations on COW FARTS............