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What is the Upshot of Low(er) Gas Prices? - Energy and Environment Experts
The national average price for a gallon of gasoline has been steadily dropping from a high of $3.90 in April to $3.68 last week.
The national average price for a gallon of gasoline has been steadily dropping
Well, it is still May and the Pubs had a pleasant weekend on the Nations Highway's thanks to the Obama Administration ...
The ACA is passed legislation - what the courts decide will either reopen the dialog or confirm its legality - either way it will be a positive campaign issue for finding a solution for soaring medical expenses that is already accomplished by the Administration. The pubs will be compelled to their own swords by public ridicule by a R's SCOTUS ruling overturning the Historical ACA ...
Walker, Kleefitsch and the GOP state senators re-elected - good luck keeping their jobs.
Gas is dropping because the economy is slowing down. Again.
I'm surprised the libs don't spin the declining economy as a "jobs program for people in the bankruptcy industry."
Stung by gas prices, Obama seeks new oil market crackdown | Reuters
Apr 17, 2012: Stung by gas prices, Obama seeks new oil market crackdown
(Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama, whose political fortunes are threatened by rising gasoline prices, proposed new measures on Tuesday to reduce oil market manipulation that are unlikely to get support from a divided Congress.
Question #1 is and always will be this:Gas is dropping because the economy is slowing down. Again.
I'm surprised the libs don't spin the declining economy as a "jobs program for people in the bankruptcy industry."
SPIN?!?! I'm dizzy from what you're slinging! I'd like to see the post that stated, when gas prices were increasing that the economy is speeding up. Think you can have it both ways? It doesn't seem to matter! If prices go up OR down, it's Obama's fault, eh? Didn't think anybody'd pick up on your trying to have it both ways?
Gas is dropping because the economy is slowing down. Again.
I'm surprised the libs don't spin the declining economy as a "jobs program for people in the bankruptcy industry."
SPIN?!?! I'm dizzy from what you're slinging! I'd like to see the post that stated, when gas prices were increasing that the economy is speeding up. Think you can have it both ways? It doesn't seem to matter! If prices go up OR down, it's Obama's fault, eh? Didn't think anybody'd pick up on your trying to have it both ways?
If'n ya don't take blame when times are bad, you can't take credit when times are good when you have no control.So let's look at all the things that are (probably) going to go wrong for the Libs this June.
1. Walker, Kleefitsch and the GOP state senators re-elected.
2. Obamacare repealed as unconstitutional.
3. Illinois Austerity measures voted in.
What other things are probably going to go wrong for the libs, and what are the libs going to do about it?
I'd really like to hear what libs on this board plan to do when(if) all three of these things happen?
What is the Upshot of Low(er) Gas Prices? - Energy and Environment Experts
The national average price for a gallon of gasoline has been steadily dropping from a high of $3.90 in April to $3.68 last week.
The national average price for a gallon of gasoline has been steadily dropping
Well, it is still May and the Pubs had a pleasant weekend on the Nations Highway's thanks to the Obama Administration ...
The ACA is passed legislation - what the courts decide will either reopen the dialog or confirm its legality - either way it will be a positive campaign issue for finding a solution for soaring medical expenses that is already accomplished by the Administration. The pubs will be compelled to their own swords by public ridicule by a R's SCOTUS ruling overturning the Historical ACA ...
Walker, Kleefitsch and the GOP state senators re-elected - good luck keeping their jobs.
Yes, but remember, Obama doesn't control gas prices, so that kinda shoots that out of the water for ya doesn't it? Or are you going to "Evolve" on the issue?
But good news on the economy trumps all of those little issues.
Theres good news on the economy?
Taxpayers Will Not Have To Bear The Costs Of Wall Streets Irresponsibility.
If a firm fails in the future it will be Wall Street not the taxpayers that pay the price.
Wall Street Reform
But good news on the economy trumps all of those little issues.
Theres good news on the economy?
So let's look at all the things that are (probably) going to go wrong for the Libs this June.
1. Walker, Kleefitsch and the GOP state senators re-elected.
2. Obamacare repealed as unconstitutional.
3. Illinois Austerity measures voted in.
What other things are probably going to go wrong for the libs, and what are the libs going to do about it?
I'd really like to hear what libs on this board plan to do when(if) all three of these things happen?
Question #1 is and always will be this:Gas is dropping because the economy is slowing down. Again.
I'm surprised the libs don't spin the declining economy as a "jobs program for people in the bankruptcy industry."
SPIN?!?! I'm dizzy from what you're slinging! I'd like to see the post that stated, when gas prices were increasing that the economy is speeding up. Think you can have it both ways? It doesn't seem to matter! If prices go up OR down, it's Obama's fault, eh? Didn't think anybody'd pick up on your trying to have it both ways?
"Are you better off today compared to 4 years ago?"
You can also ask:
"Are we better off today as a nation, than we were 4 years ago?"
I am quite certain the vast majority of the voters would say no.
Perception is king.
Big Fitz: Question #1 is and always will be this:
"Are you better off today compared to 4 years ago?"
You can also ask:
"Are we better off today as a nation, than we were 4 years ago?"
I am quite certain the vast majority of the voters would say no.
Perception is king.
Question #1 is and always will be this:
"Are you better off today compared to 4 years ago?"
You can also ask:
"Are we better off today as a nation, than we were 4 years ago?"
I am quite certain the vast majority of the voters would say no.
Perception is king.
you are joking I presume ???
yes, everything is better off today compared to 4 years ago at the end of the previous Republican Administration 07-09 Great Recession ...
Big Fitz: Question #1 is and always will be this:
"Are you better off today compared to 4 years ago?"
You can also ask:
"Are we better off today as a nation, than we were 4 years ago?"
I am quite certain the vast majority of the voters would say no.
Perception is king.
you are joking I presume ???
yes, everything is better off today compared to 4 years ago at the end of the previous Republican Administration 07-09 Great Recession ...
January 13, 2008
"The recession-deniers were muzzled by a horrendous last two weeks of December, and the gloom-and-doomers are now out in force. Their key arguments:
* Plummeting housing will now drag down the rest of the economy.
*The "bad debt" problem is not just "sub-prime" folks who should never have have taken out mortgages in the first place. It includes credit card debt, "high quality" mortgages, car loans, and other leverage that have recently become a consumer way of life.
*Pressure on consumers is leading to a reduction in consumer spending (70% of economy), which, in turn, will lead to a reduction in spending by companies that sell stuff to consumers.
*The question now is not "will there be a recession?" but "how bad will it get?"
*The most optimistic forecasts in a NYT gloom-and-doom round-up are for three crappy quarters, regardless of what the Fed does. Less optimistic forecasts suggest that we are, well, screwed.
After blowing the last downturn, we've been worried this one since last summer (see below). We also suspect that, given the importance of housing to the economy and debt to consumer spending, the recession will be deeper and more prolonged than people think."
Question #1 is and always will be this:
"Are you better off today compared to 4 years ago?"
You can also ask:
"Are we better off today as a nation, than we were 4 years ago?"
I am quite certain the vast majority of the voters would say no.
Perception is king.
you are joking I presume ???
yes, everything is better off today compared to 4 years ago at the end of the previous Republican Administration 07-09 Great Recession ...
The economy was doing just fine under the previous Republican administration until the Democrats took over both houses of Congress in January 2007. From that point on, the Democrats refused to even look at the dangerous housing bubble that was approaching the bursting point and the President's calls to address the danger, something only Congress could do, fell on deaf ears.
again. denial has served you well in some ways, but ummmm... yeah. I think you're only fooling yourself.Question #1 is and always will be this:SPIN?!?! I'm dizzy from what you're slinging! I'd like to see the post that stated, when gas prices were increasing that the economy is speeding up. Think you can have it both ways? It doesn't seem to matter! If prices go up OR down, it's Obama's fault, eh? Didn't think anybody'd pick up on your trying to have it both ways?
"Are you better off today compared to 4 years ago?"
You can also ask:
"Are we better off today as a nation, than we were 4 years ago?"
I am quite certain the vast majority of the voters would say no.
Perception is king.
I doubt the vast majority would say that, since it's false on the face of it. We were facing a falling stock market, bank and auto business disasters and umemployment skyrockeing. Now the stock market is recovrering, the business disasters were avoided and unemployment is slowly going back down. YES, we ARE better off that we were four years ago.
Thank you for proving once again, perception is king here. You do not percieve in any way shape or form the disaster and responsibility for such created by liberals who took over congress in 2006 and then the presidency in 2008 and have been non-stop repudiated ever since in ever increasing losses and disasters.Big Fitz: Question #1 is and always will be this:
"Are you better off today compared to 4 years ago?"
You can also ask:
"Are we better off today as a nation, than we were 4 years ago?"
I am quite certain the vast majority of the voters would say no.
Perception is king.
you are joking I presume ???
yes, everything is better off today compared to 4 years ago at the end of the previous Republican Administration 07-09 Great Recession ...
In an open-ended question, CEOs described how a Walker win would impact their business. Nine-out-of-ten (91%) said it would have a positive impact; 9% said negative.
How will your business be affected if Tom Barrett is elected?
I would expect higher taxes on business, more regulations and an uncertain business climate to operate in.
State Expenditures will increase.
Higher taxes, unemployment and lower growth
The reinstatement of public union bargaining rights will increase the cost of government and decrease my ability to offer my employees competitive pay and benefits due to increased taxes.
Very negative atmosphere and combined with the reelection of Obama, will hurt business for years to come.
Taxes will increase, government spending will increase and additional capital spending in the State by businesses will decrease.
More taxes and stronger unions
Big Fitz: Question #1 is and always will be this:
"Are you better off today compared to 4 years ago?"
You can also ask:
"Are we better off today as a nation, than we were 4 years ago?"
I am quite certain the vast majority of the voters would say no.
Perception is king.
you are joking I presume ???
yes, everything is better off today compared to 4 years ago at the end of the previous Republican Administration 07-09 Great Recession ...