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Gasoline would be $1 a gallon if Venezuela had a functional oil industry.Refining capacity and global supplies help the price.
Oh you mean if the US wasn't keeping them from selling their oil that has tankers backing up in the ocean waiting to be sold?Gasoline would be $1 a gallon if Venezuela had a functional oil industry.Refining capacity and global supplies help the price.
Oh you mean if the US wasn't keeping them from selling their oil that has tankers backing up in the ocean waiting to be sold?Gasoline would be $1 a gallon if Venezuela had a functional oil industry.Refining capacity and global supplies help the price.
Our gasoline prices, as well as ALL energy prices are affected by world supply, and risk. If there is uncertainty in oil producing nations like Venezuela then the market in the U.S. and elsewhere will reflect that. Hurricanes, political unrest, terrorism and other issues always affect energy prices.
Trump's Energy Policy is allowing more U.S. supply which is helping to keep energy prices lower. Adjusted for inflation, our current gasoline prices are VERY LOW.
Uummmmmm, I do love the completely uninformed......... You all are so entertaining.......We have more drilling than ever before, yet gas prices rising steadily.
Our gasoline prices, as well as ALL energy prices are affected by world supply, and risk. If there is uncertainty in oil producing nations like Venezuela then the market in the U.S. and elsewhere will reflect that. Hurricanes, political unrest, terrorism and other issues always affect energy prices.
Trump's Energy Policy is allowing more U.S. supply which is helping to keep energy prices lower. Adjusted for inflation, our current gasoline prices are VERY LOW.
Yeah, no. Oil just does not work that way, never did. Unless you want to nationalize your entire oil industry you're part of the terrestrial pool and you'll pay what the pool says you'll pay. Rump has no control over that. No POTUS does.
Our gasoline prices, as well as ALL energy prices are affected by world supply, and risk. If there is uncertainty in oil producing nations like Venezuela then the market in the U.S. and elsewhere will reflect that. Hurricanes, political unrest, terrorism and other issues always affect energy prices.
Trump's Energy Policy is allowing more U.S. supply which is helping to keep energy prices lower. Adjusted for inflation, our current gasoline prices are VERY LOW.
Yeah, no. Oil just does not work that way, never did. Unless you want to nationalize your entire oil industry you're part of the terrestrial pool and you'll pay what the pool says you'll pay. Rump has no control over that. No POTUS does.
Never said Trump, excuse me Rump, controlled the oil industry. I said his policies were helping oil companies to maximize production, and they are. He's allowing more drilling on public lands, more pipelines to be authorized, and regulations to be streamlined, among other thing.
So, once again, you are just plain WRONG.
No our gas prices are seventy five cents higher than six months ago..Our gasoline prices, as well as ALL energy prices are affected by world supply, and risk. If there is uncertainty in oil producing nations like Venezuela then the market in the U.S. and elsewhere will reflect that. Hurricanes, political unrest, terrorism and other issues always affect energy prices.
Trump's Energy Policy is allowing more U.S. supply which is helping to keep energy prices lower. Adjusted for inflation, our current gasoline prices are VERY LOW.
United States Crude Oil Production | 2019 | Data | Chart | Calendar
Then how do you explain this Pogo?
not by the federal government CA, NM and probably other states are jacking up prices and this goes back to at least the Teapot dome scandal under HardingWe are told we are awash in oil and have never refined this much. Yet gas prices rise. But noooo we weren't fibbed.
We already have a thread for this:We have more drilling than ever before, yet gas prices rising steadily.
We already have a thread for this:We have more drilling than ever before, yet gas prices rising steadily.
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