Prices rise sharply 2 weeks after election

[slackjaw]

Originally Posted by All American NYC

prices on various items such as prescription and over the counter drugs, and gasoline, have risen sharply just two weeks after the election.

Originally Posted by All American NYC

Where's your chart on this?

prices on various items such as prescription and over the counter drugs, have risen sharply just two weeks after the election.

Nice job editing your initial quote. I guess if the drugs one is also proven false you'll be stuck with:

Originally Posted by All American NYC

prices on various items such as, have risen sharply just two weeks after the election.

[All American NYC]

Originally Posted by slackjaw

Nice job editing your initial quote. I guess if the drugs one is also proven false you'll be stuck with:

Where is your chart on prescription drugs?

[jjrose]

Gas prices down here, and the prescription I had filled two days ago was the same price it has been.

[OyCrumbler]

Originally Posted by Donna-501

I haven't noticed any thing going up. Gas has been going down not up. You can thank the democrats.

I don't think Democrats have really all that much control over global fuel prices. I think it has a lot more of global demand slowing down around the world due to the global recession. Neither democrats nor republicans can really control something of that magnitude on the global market though both sides claim have claimed this at very points. It's simply not true.

[middle-aged mom]

Everything is sold for as much as the market will bear at the point of sale.

Neosporin is priced at $3.98 at Amazon with free S/H. . If that's still too much , buy the generic brand.

[middle-aged mom]

Originally Posted by OyCrumbler

I don't think Democrats have really all that much control over global fuel prices. I think it has a lot more of global demand slowing down around the world due to the global recession. Neither democrats nor republicans can really control something of that magnitude on the global market though both sides claim have claimed this at very points. It's simply not true.

No reason for anyone to drill or build new refineries when consumers will pay more for for the output.

Emergency laws had to be installed after Katrina to prevent mom /pop gas stations from gouging. Those same contraints were not however, put on the producers. In any event, the penalties were slaps on the wrist and did not prevent anyone from letting it rip. But by golly, Congress did something, eh.

[texdav]

The Op ios i the hurricane effected area so price o gas there maybe higher;often is i storm area. Wait awhile has we see buildig materials rise form deamnd ;fist i effected area the nationwide.Suplly and demand.