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If the president has any control over prices in the free market system ,gas is the last thing I would want him to exercise his control over to lower its price.
The president has no bearing on gas prices. Simple supply & demand. Gas prices were low during the crisis because of low demand, they've since risen as the economy gets better. Perhaps you should place the blame on countries such as China that have an extremely high demand.
Conservatives don't like to mix facts with their Fox News talking points.
Gas is valued in dollars. Dollars decline in value each year because of the Fed. Therefore, it takes more dollars to buy gas. Pretty simple answer: yes, $4.00 is the standard until GLOBAL demand falls.
Gas is valued in dollars. Dollars decline in value each year because of the Fed. Therefore, it takes more dollars to buy gas. Pretty simple answer: yes, $4.00 is the standrd.
Exactly.......... gas is worth 25 cents in silver like always. Anyone got any silver?
The dollar is subsidized........ Worthless but subsidized.
not sure if it was in response that question, but he said gas was low in Jan '09 because of the recession. What a load of crap that was, you could just hear jaws hitting the floor in stunned disbelief.
not sure if it was in response that question, but he said gas was low in Jan '09 because of the recession. What a load of crap that was, you could just hear jaws hitting the floor in stunned disbelief.
it was a load of crap and whats even more loads of crap are the answers in this thread....
I didnt ask who controlled gas prices. You people defending his evading of the question by crying about supply and demand should phone that knit wit and help him answer these simple questions.
I work in a office full of right winged morons. They are all ranting and raving about how "dat dare obama has dem dare gas prices so high, and how it was 1.85 when Bush left office" Many of these morons are incapable of using their 70 IQ points and google to find out that gas was as high as well during the Bush years. It was even well over 4 a gallon for the summer before Bush left office. They can't use logic and reason to figure out gas prices are due to world supply and demand, and increasing demand in China and India. They can't come to terms that gas will always be expensive and it is a commodity of transportation you have to pay. The days of the USA being one of the only large user of gas is gone. Only a complete imbecile rants and raves about gas prices and blames the high prices on the president.
I work in a office full of right winged morons. They are all ranting and raving about how "dat dare obama has dem dare gas prices so high, and how it was 1.85 when Bush left office" Many of these morons are incapable of using their 70 IQ points and google to find out that gas was as high as well during the Bush years. It was even well over 4 a gallon for the summer before Bush left office. They can't use logic and reason to figure out gas prices are due to world supply and demand, and increasing demand in China and India. They can't come to terms that gas will always be expensive and it is a commodity of transportation you have to pay. The days of the USA being one of the only large user of gas is gone. Only a complete imbecile rants and raves about gas prices and blames the high prices on the president.
gas is a natural resource. supply and demand is what they teach you in college to believe the lie that the price actually changes. i wonder what those morons in the office think about you?
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