LordBrownTrout
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I just did not know you were one of those people, but glad you let me know
Lol, not I.
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I just did not know you were one of those people, but glad you let me know
why do you supposed?Prices
No, we were importing 209,000 total a day for a total of 6 million per month. We never imported 20 million a month.
I’m sure Russian involvement in oil pricing can be shown and clips of American politicians giving them cover are plentiful.Gas went up 9-cents overnight here to $4.10 a gallon, 71-cents week to date. I suspect we will breeze by the old high of $4.29 when The Halfrican was POTUS by the end of the week if not much sooner.
A pox upon the WH, Tater and his band of turds is not even trying to help us out and are going on about "sacrifices for democracy".....How about tending to our Republic you dried-up geriatric POS.
Dems own this lock, stock, and barrel and no Russia, Russia, Russia, deflection is going to help them one iota.
How much oil does the US import from Russia?
The US imports Russian oil, but it is not highly dependent on the country for its supplies.
In 2021, the US imported an average of 209,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil and 500,000 bpd of other petroleum products from Russia, according to the American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) trade association.
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Oil and Petroleum Imports from Russia Explained - Updated*
Russian crude oil accounts for just three percent of U.S. crude oil imports and about one percent of total crude oil processed by U.S. refineries. Even still, Russian crude oil imports are important to refineries on the West Coast and Gulf Coast for some distinct reasons. Read more on this topic...www.afpm.org
I do not understand you all. I give the exact data and you all always reply with opinion articles.
Lol, no worries. We'll just go make some more deals with other sanctioned countries. Nothing could go wrong here at all.
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Wow. What a stupid thread.
Anyone?
The government doesn't own the US oil industry. You should contact Exxon and tell them you have all the answers.Lord. Biden can NOT unleash Americas energy sector, because Leftists know if they do, Americans won't allow them to put the genie back into the bottle, and their enviro dreams are DOA. It is really that simple.
When it is someone else's oil like The House of Saud, you can say "hey, they refuse to pump, so not on us." When it is our stuff, the government COULD take direct action if prices spiked to high if they chose, and the Leftists want no part of Americans knowing this, for just that reason alone they would be removed from office if they balked.
So yep, this is 100% on the Left, no matter how much they try to deflect. Do we all think our energy is way to high and out of hand? Well then, why hasn't Biden had the oil company's in the Oval yet to see what we can do? Nope, he wants to go to Venezuela and Iran?!?!?!?!
This is one of the reasons intuitively Americans know this crew has to go ASAP!
The government doesn't own the US oil industry. You should contact Exxon and tell them you have all the answers.
Lol and you assume the rules and regs are the issue. You can't solve a problem with ignorance and accusations.LOL, nope, but their regs and policies have a direct impact on what they can, and can not do. What they are allowed to do, and what they will do.
You know that, and so does most Americans. That is why in November, cya, wouldn't want to be ya!
Lol and you assume the rules and regs are the issue. You can't solve a problem with ignorance and accusations.
Energy professionals is code for energy brokers like Matthew Simmons. Scares me to death. Rex tillerson would be a big help. You are not alone. Most Americans assume they know the oil business... and they have these pat scenarios about the middle east.You are correct. So let us know when Joe has an energy summit to ask real energy professionals how to address this problem. I mean Joe has been government for near 50 years, so his expertise in the energy sector might be a little lacking because he has been so busy, don't you think-)