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I was in Cherry Hill today ... it was $2.98. However since I don't live in New Jersey I do not know where the cheapest gas stations are, only the only the ones I pass on major roads and highways.
What happened to, "The President does not have anything to do with the gas prices"? Inconvenient truth?
You have to remember what Obama said during the debates. Of course gas prices go down during bad economic times. Demand is down because people aren't driving to work!
He actually managed to tell the truth for a change.
You have to remember what Obama said during the debates. Of course gas prices go down during bad economic times. Demand is down because people aren't driving to work!
He actually managed to tell the truth for a change.
The problem is that gas has doubled since 2009, and we were in a huge recession. The oil companies had to raise prices to pay the additional regulatory fees and taxes, along with higher exploratory costs. If he told the truth it was only by accident; even a broken clock is right twice a day.
He also said that energy prices would necessarily rise under his administration. Now THAT, was the truth.
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I saw the price dropped from $3.59 to $3.49 at an Arco in San Diego yesterday.
Welcome home to the men and women of the USS William P Lawrence, home port is in SD, docking next week.
You have to remember what Obama said during the debates. Of course gas prices go down during bad economic times. Demand is down because people aren't driving to work!
He actually managed to tell the truth for a change.
Gas prices nearly always peak during the Summer drop in the Fall.
I was in New Jersey yesterday (Saturday, Nov. 2nd) and I noticed a gas station selling gas at $2.99 a gallon. It surprised me because here in Philadelphia - where gas is always more expensive than in surrounding towns - it has been over $3 for a long time now.
I thought maybe it was an exception or a gimmick ... but as I continuted to drive up White Horse Pike through Stratford to Berlin, NJ, all the other stations were selling gas at $3.01 a gallon (about 20 cents less than in Philly).
What does gas cost in your city or town? Why have the prices been coming down?
still too high, the price of gas should be under $.99 a gallon.
I was in New Jersey yesterday (Saturday, Nov. 2nd) and I noticed a gas station selling gas at $2.99 a gallon. It surprised me because here in Philadelphia - where gas is always more expensive than in surrounding towns - it has been over $3 for a long time now.
I thought maybe it was an exception or a gimmick ... but as I continuted to drive up White Horse Pike through Stratford to Berlin, NJ, all the other stations were selling gas at $3.01 a gallon (about 20 cents less than in Philly).
What does gas cost in your city or town? Why have the prices been coming down?
My parents live in South Jersey. Gas is typically cheaper there than where I live in Maryland. WaWa gas in Jersey is close to $3.00/gal. I wouldn't be surprised if 87 has already slipped below $3.00 up there.
still too high, the price of gas should be under $.99 a gallon.
Gasoline is already extremely cheap. Why are you greedy?
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