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I spent over $10,000 in gas prices because Obama
Nobody forced you to drive anywhere or to buy gas. Your decisions are your own. You knew what the price of gas was each time you purchased. You made the decision to buy at the price that was listed. It's called personal responsibility, and you really need to learn it.
YES I was forced to buy gas you dummy!
Really? Who is holding the gun to your head?
HOw in the...f...k do you get around??
I get around however I choose. Sometimes I drive. Sometimes I walk. Sometimes I take public transportation. Sometimes I ride an extremely fuel efficient scooter. It's my choice, and I'm responsible for my choices just like you are for yours.
If you don't want to spend so much money on gas, find your own ways to reduce your consumption.
"To educate Obama has cost Americans over $300 billion a year in gas prices!"apparently it didn't cost a dime to educate the OP..
a second grader could have worded the title of this thread better.
Would you apply the same analysis to food? If the price of food doubled would you claim no one has any reason to complain because you have a choice about whether to buy food or not?
Would you apply the same analysis to food? If the price of food doubled would you claim no one has any reason to complain because you have a choice about whether to buy food or not?
What, you want foodstamps? Your food is your own responsibility. Either pay the price listed by the people who own the food, or grow your own. That's how a free market works. You don't like it, go live in China.
You're a numskull.
You're a numskull.
You fake conservatives are so pathetic. Always blaming everyone else for your problems....
Like during Boosh when he passed into law the ethanol mandate?Would you apply the same analysis to food? If the price of food doubled would you claim no one has any reason to complain because you have a choice about whether to buy food or not?
What, you want foodstamps? Your food is your own responsibility. Either pay the price listed by the people who own the food, or grow your own. That's how a free market works. You don't like it, go live in China.
What if Obama passed a regulation that took half of the land we grow corn on out of production?
Like during Boosh when he passed into law the ethanol mandate?Would you apply the same analysis to food? If the price of food doubled would you claim no one has any reason to complain because you have a choice about whether to buy food or not?
What, you want foodstamps? Your food is your own responsibility. Either pay the price listed by the people who own the food, or grow your own. That's how a free market works. You don't like it, go live in China.
What if Obama passed a regulation that took half of the land we grow corn on out of production?
Thank YOU! Your extrapolation of just the GAS prices THAT could have been lower sooner if Obama wasn't such a crass socialist that WANTED higher gas prices!You need to take this a step further. As I have pointed out for six years of obama oppression, the fuel price increases ripples through all consumer goods. Our household, an average household in terms of income and consumption, has lost <$8000 annually each of the past six years. There are 150 million households in the US. That monetary loss comes out to way over $1.2 trillion annually our economy is deprived of. Not reinvested anywhere but flat out lost. This president has kept us in recession.
Historical Gas Price Charts - GasBuddy.comThe average price of gas in 2009 was somewhere between 2 and 3 dollars not 4.
http://www.randomuseless.info/gasprice/gasprice.txt
The high price of crude oil encouraged the development of new recovery technology, which increase the supply. The slowing down of the economies in China and India also increased the supply. Green energy sources also increased the supply.
The business cycle simply doesn't match the political cycle.
When obama took office the price of gas was $1.50. The week before, Jan 11, 2009, the price was in the $1.30's.Historical Gas Price Charts - GasBuddy.comThe average price of gas in 2009 was somewhere between 2 and 3 dollars not 4.
http://www.randomuseless.info/gasprice/gasprice.txt
The high price of crude oil encouraged the development of new recovery technology, which increase the supply. The slowing down of the economies in China and India also increased the supply. Green energy sources also increased the supply.
The business cycle simply doesn't match the political cycle.
When Obama took office it was nearly $2.59 per gallon after as you can see below it was in Jan 2008 about $1.59...
Then over the next 6 years kept climbing till 4/26/2011 it was over $4.00!
Continued at the $3.35 and up for nearly 3 years then started to fall WHEN fracking really started to make a dent in the crude prices.
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When obama took office the price of gas was $1.50. The week before, Jan 11, 2009, the price was in the $1.30's.Historical Gas Price Charts - GasBuddy.comThe average price of gas in 2009 was somewhere between 2 and 3 dollars not 4.
http://www.randomuseless.info/gasprice/gasprice.txt
The high price of crude oil encouraged the development of new recovery technology, which increase the supply. The slowing down of the economies in China and India also increased the supply. Green energy sources also increased the supply.
The business cycle simply doesn't match the political cycle.
When Obama took office it was nearly $2.59 per gallon after as you can see below it was in Jan 2008 about $1.59...
Then over the next 6 years kept climbing till 4/26/2011 it was over $4.00!
Continued at the $3.35 and up for nearly 3 years then started to fall WHEN fracking really started to make a dent in the crude prices.
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With obama pronouncements and actions on stifling recently granted offshore drilling the price went back up because of the same dynamic that made it drop; supply, demand and the potential for both.
People who continue to deflect from this reality and excuse obama energy policy make me sick because they helped break my budget. I hope you go broke.
Historical Gas Price Charts - GasBuddy.comThe average price of gas in 2009 was somewhere between 2 and 3 dollars not 4.
http://www.randomuseless.info/gasprice/gasprice.txt
The high price of crude oil encouraged the development of new recovery technology, which increase the supply. The slowing down of the economies in China and India also increased the supply. Green energy sources also increased the supply.
The business cycle simply doesn't match the political cycle.
When Obama took office it was nearly $2.59 per gallon after as you can see below it was in Jan 2008 about $1.59...
Then over the next 6 years kept climbing till 4/26/2011 it was over $4.00!
Continued at the $3.35 and up for nearly 3 years then started to fall WHEN fracking really started to make a dent in the crude prices.
View attachment 35940
Historical Gas Price Charts - GasBuddy.comThe average price of gas in 2009 was somewhere between 2 and 3 dollars not 4.
http://www.randomuseless.info/gasprice/gasprice.txt
The high price of crude oil encouraged the development of new recovery technology, which increase the supply. The slowing down of the economies in China and India also increased the supply. Green energy sources also increased the supply.
The business cycle simply doesn't match the political cycle.
When Obama took office it was nearly $2.59 per gallon after as you can see below it was in Jan 2008 about $1.59...
Then over the next 6 years kept climbing till 4/26/2011 it was over $4.00!
Continued at the $3.35 and up for nearly 3 years then started to fall WHEN fracking really started to make a dent in the crude prices.
View attachment 35940
You have a way of jumbling facts into an incoherent and fictitious conclusion.
Before the crash of 2008 gas prices were at historic highs. They have not climbed that high since either. Fracking has been used for decades. Increased US well activity was due mostly to high prices and new exploration will decrease as the price goes down.
Historical Gas Price Charts - GasBuddy.comThe average price of gas in 2009 was somewhere between 2 and 3 dollars not 4.
http://www.randomuseless.info/gasprice/gasprice.txt
The high price of crude oil encouraged the development of new recovery technology, which increase the supply. The slowing down of the economies in China and India also increased the supply. Green energy sources also increased the supply.
The business cycle simply doesn't match the political cycle.
When Obama took office it was nearly $2.59 per gallon after as you can see below it was in Jan 2008 about $1.59...
Then over the next 6 years kept climbing till 4/26/2011 it was over $4.00!
Continued at the $3.35 and up for nearly 3 years then started to fall WHEN fracking really started to make a dent in the crude prices.
View attachment 35940
You have a way of jumbling facts into an incoherent and fictitious conclusion.
Before the crash of 2008 gas prices were at historic highs. They have not climbed that high since either. Fracking has been used for decades. Increased US well activity was due mostly to high prices and new exploration will decrease as the price goes down.
fracking has been around, but horizontal drilling hasn't. In combination with fracking, it turned a lot of deposits from non-recoverable to recoverable. There have also been a lot of improvements in fracking technology.
