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Clearly you are taking those incomplete sentence out of the context with which they were uttered...natch.Obama ran saying “Energy prices must necessarily rise”. Biden ran saying “It’s time to reign in the oil companies”.
The resulting increase of over 4 mbd in production while Obama was President doesn't bear that out. Neither does the almost 1 mbd increase in production under Biden.Clearly, the Democrat Party does not push policy friendly to oil companies.
Obama knew the ppb had to go up or nobody would drill for oil. He's smart enough to know that.Clearly you are taking those incomplete sentence out of the context with which they were uttered...natch.
The resulting increase of over 4 mbd in production while Obama was President doesn't bear that out. Neither does the almost 1 mbd increase in production under Biden.
It’s always “out of context” when the reception is negative. In any context - parse, part, and whole - they are not friendly to US Oil Companies. Further, production doesn’t 1:1 correlate or solely reflect price. The Market is inclusive of other factors including weight of the policies.Clearly you are taking those incomplete sentence out of the context with which they were uttered...natch.
The resulting increase of over 4 mbd in production while Obama was President doesn't bear that out. Neither does the almost 1 mbd increase in production under Biden.
The problem during the Bush administration was that the ppb was too low. No one was investing in rigs, exploration or drilling. When the price of oil goes up everybody drills for oil.It’s always “out of context” when the reception is negative. In any context - parse, part, and whole - they are not friendly to US Oil Companies. Further, production doesn’t 1:1 correlate or solely reflect price. The Market is inclusive of other factors including weight of the policies.
I do think though that BP ended up paying a lot for the Horizon spill. But I doubt that US regs are really that much more strict than those in the North Sea or even Gulf.The problem during the Bush administration was that the ppb was too low. No one was investing in rigs, exploration or drilling. When the price of oil goes up everybody drills for oil.
And if everyone wants to drill for oil, why push more restrictive policies?The problem during the Bush administration was that the ppb was too low. No one was investing in rigs, exploration or drilling. When the price of oil goes up everybody drills for oil.
The US is not very restrictive about the environment or safety regulations. What are you talking about?And if everyone wants to drill for oil, why push more restrictive policies?
The US is not very restrictive about the environment or safety regulations. What are you talking about?
www.forbes.com
Nope. Our oil production is one fourth as clean as Saudi Arabia.They are now and it's costing us a ton of money.
How President Bidenâs Executive Orders Impact The Oil Industry
When it comes to the impact on the oil industry, President Biden's recent executive orders weren't as scary as they looked.
I have yet to see any of you Dimtards list a single subsidy.Apparently even the OP is smarter than you
Trump forced Veggie Joe to kill Keystone XL, cancel leases, and increase regulations?Trump was setting Biden up.. just like he did in Afghanistan. Trump is famous for revenge his whole life.
Keystone XL is a boondoggle. I'm really surprised you don't know that by now. US oil production regulations are pretty lax .. much less than most opec countries.Trump forced Veggie Joe to kill Keystone XL, cancel leases, and increase regulations?
Link?
The generals lied then cuz there is video of Joe’s Taliban buddies riding around in our equipment.The Generals testified that they degraded all the US equipment especially at that base.
I'm not blaming Trump for anything Biden did. Biden didn't order the evacuation of all the troops except the ones needed to support the ongoing operation by our allies one week before the next President was to take office. Trump did that.
Biden didn't negotiate the accords in Doha and he's not the one who let the Taliban slide on all but one of the conditions in those accords while we continued to withdraw. Trump did that. Biden did take advantage of the truce and the extension of it after the fall of Kabul. Biden is to blame for not re-invading and forcing the Taliban to comply with the condition that Trump didn't I suppose. And he gets the blame for extending the mission long enough to let an ISIS suicide bomber get through too.
Pathetic dodge.Keystone XL is a boondoggle. I'm really surprised you don't know that by now. US oil production regulations are pretty lax .. much less than most opec countries.
It’s all they have.Why are you two idiots blaming Trump for something that was clearly Biden's fault?
My brother worked on the safety audit for Deepwater horizon after the fact. They were deliberately skirting all the safety regulations. But, BP has always been a crappy oil company... For the last 90 years.I do think though that BP ended up paying a lot for the Horizon spill. But I doubt that US regs are really that much more strict than those in the North Sea or even Gulf.
Trump did nothing at all except lie and brag. He doesn't know any more about the oil business than you do.Pathetic dodge.
Show us how Trump set your Vegetable Messiah up for high gas prices.
Your Vegetable Messiah promised them he would abandon them, then he did.American expats had 20 months notice to leave Afghanistan.
So you lied when you claimed Trump set up your Vegetable Messiah for high gas prices.Trump did nothing at all except lie and brag. He doesn't know any more about the oil business than you do.
When they can't even quote the whole sentence is usually the first sign that the quote is not only out of context but is also being twisted into a false narrative. I would say they are more eco-friendly, but they know who butters the bread.It’s always “out of context” when the reception is negative. In any context - parse, part, and whole - they are not friendly to US Oil Companies. Further, production doesn’t 1:1 correlate or solely reflect price. The Market is inclusive of other factors including weight of the policies.
