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12 comments:
Thanks, Obama.
Y'all wanted to blame him when gas was over $4.
78 cents in Michigan
http://www.fox5ny.com/news/76795410-story
12:15PM The President does not control gas prices - the market does through supply and demand. If you bothered to watch news on the market you would realize that China has slowed it consumption of gas; thus, creating a surplus and OPEC is scrambling. The barrel is now below $30 and has resulted in the prices at the pump to plummet.
No one with this knowledge of markets blames the President for higher or lower gas prices! That's absurd thinking of the misinformed.
well damn would you believe 47 cents a gallon?
http://fox17online.com/2016/01/17/no-joke-gas-is-47-cents-per-gallon-in-one-michigan-town/
Blamed speculators not Obama for high prices, not giving him credit for low prices either.Wonder what the speculators are doing now I bet looking for a bailout.
Us taxpayers are going to pay for this cheap gas through bailouts to the banks who lent to all these oil companies just wait and see.
No idiot it's the saudis ,Obama wanted $7 gas,fool.
As gas prices lower some liberal Democrat will propose a tax increase on it. Mark my word.
Obama wanted to raise the price of gasoline by stopping the production of oil in the US. so fracking took over and produced a ton of oil so the Saudis, Russians etc refused to cut there production. now there is a glut of oil and iran was just released from sanctions so there will be more oil. the result lower gas prices. what this will do is expose the amount of taxation there is on gasoline which the government does not want you to know about.
The prices as they are now, compared to the last four years, the savings for Americans is $1,408 a year per Fox Business. Interesting. There's a lot the average person can do with that kind of extra disposable income. That's around $200 a month to do something like.... have a life?!
A simple spreadsheet can prove your point Thornton. I created one a while back in order to do cost speculations on gasoline prices should I decide to buy a new car. Well, all that I need to do is simply change the current cost of gasoline to what it currently is and do a simple subtraction. A boat load of money is being saved
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