Gas Prices Rise Again, Move Closer to $4 - Thank You Obama (speech, dollar)
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Up and down in any particular week. The only reason gas is around the same price people complained about under Bush is because they picked the same loser to run the Fed.
Gas was also $1.78 when Bush left office.
At the lowest point in economic activity. One can't say that $1.78 was normal. I'd rather have a better economy with higher gas prices.
$3.31 a gallon for regular in Tucson. Should we thank Obama or curse him. Who is to blame for gas at $3.31 a gallon. If you are a Tea Partier your brain is stuck in 1966 so is it inflation or is it Democrats..Tell us Tea Party..inquiring minds want to know.
Up and down in any particular week. The only reason gas is around the same price people complained about under Bush is because they picked the same loser to run the Fed.
Gas was also $1.78 when Bush left office.
Sure, up and down on any particular week, but the overall tend is gradually drifting downward - with lower peak prices in each of the last few years. That's a fact.
And yeah, gas was $1.78 a gallon when Bush left office - MAINLY BECAUSE SO MANY PEOPLE WERE IN THE PROCESS OF LOSING THEIR JOBS AT THE TIME.
That's one sure way to lower gas prices - just have 700,000 people a month being laid off.
Hell, any moron could lower gas prices drastically just by driving the economy over a cliff the way Bush did.
Do you REALLY think that's a good way to lower gas prices?
Really?
REALLY?
Oh no...Obama hasn't been waging a war on fossil fuels. I really wonder who the real idiot is.
You do realize oil and gas production are both almost back to their peaks...... Or does that not fit your tea bagger narratitive.... I'm guessing it's the latter.
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