Biden White House Leans Toward Releasing Information About trump And Jan. 6 Attack, Setting Off Legal And Political Showdown

It doesn't. What effects the price of oil is global supply and demand, but an abundance of natl gas in the US should affect the price of heating and elec. And the Baaken Field didn't start in 2017
Just like when Bush mentioned opening up federal land in Alaska. The price of gas dropped over night. The only reason gas went down under Obama was because
trump didn't do that. He inherited what Obama created. In the end, 600,000 had die with no end to the deaths is sight, prices were rising because trumps failed trade war with China, and miles long food lines. You seem to forget how everything closed and millions lost jobs due to trumps incompetence.
You keep believing that, remember Obama gave us the great Trump. As it's going, Biden is going to give him to us again!
 
Just like when Bush mentioned opening up federal land in Alaska. The price of gas dropped over night. The only reason gas went down under Obama was because

You keep believing that, remember Obama gave us the great Trump. As it's going, Biden is going to give him to us again!
I believe what is true. This is how it was before the pandemic.

The U.S. economy is in its 11 th year of expansion, with exceptionally low unemployment and robust job creation. There are signs that the economy may be weakening due to the trade war and other factors, but so far, it has proven resilient.

President Donald Trump claims credit for the strong economy, saying that he inherited a “disaster” from President Barack Obama and that he “accomplished an economic turnaround of historic proportions.” However, the truth is that by the time he became president, the economy largely had recovered from the Great Recession and was nearing full strength. The question is whether President Trump’s erratic policies will undermine the strong economy he inherited.

Trump inherited a strong economy that got stronger

Unemployment:
Under Obama, unemployment fell from a recession-peak of 10 percent to only 4.7 percent. It has continued to drop and now is 3.5 percent.

Job growth: By the end of the Obama administration, the economy had experienced 76 consecutive months of job growth. Since Trump became president, the streak has been extended to 111 consecutive months.

Average monthly job growth: During the last 35 months of the Obama administration, non-farm job growth averaged 227,000 per month. During the first 35 months of the Trump administration, the average was 36,000 jobs per month less, averaging 191,000 per month.

GDP growth: Average real GDP growth was roughly the same (2.6 percent) for the first 11 quarters under President Trump (ending September 2019) and for the last 11 quarters of the Obama administration.

Income: During the last two years of the Obama administration, annual median household income increased $4,800. This is three times more than the $1,400 increase during the first two years of the Trump administration.6


Trump lost the popular vote in 2020. Had Obama been able to run again, Trump would never have been president. And he will never be president again.
 
I believe what is true. This is how it was before the pandemic.

The U.S. economy is in its 11 th year of expansion, with exceptionally low unemployment and robust job creation. There are signs that the economy may be weakening due to the trade war and other factors, but so far, it has proven resilient.

President Donald Trump claims credit for the strong economy, saying that he inherited a “disaster” from President Barack Obama and that he “accomplished an economic turnaround of historic proportions.” However, the truth is that by the time he became president, the economy largely had recovered from the Great Recession and was nearing full strength. The question is whether President Trump’s erratic policies will undermine the strong economy he inherited.

Trump inherited a strong economy that got stronger

Unemployment:
Under Obama, unemployment fell from a recession-peak of 10 percent to only 4.7 percent. It has continued to drop and now is 3.5 percent.

Job growth: By the end of the Obama administration, the economy had experienced 76 consecutive months of job growth. Since Trump became president, the streak has been extended to 111 consecutive months.

Average monthly job growth: During the last 35 months of the Obama administration, non-farm job growth averaged 227,000 per month. During the first 35 months of the Trump administration, the average was 36,000 jobs per month less, averaging 191,000 per month.

GDP growth: Average real GDP growth was roughly the same (2.6 percent) for the first 11 quarters under President Trump (ending September 2019) and for the last 11 quarters of the Obama administration.

Income: During the last two years of the Obama administration, annual median household income increased $4,800. This is three times more than the $1,400 increase during the first two years of the Trump administration.6


Trump lost the popular vote in 2020. Had Obama been able to run again, Trump would never have been president. And he will never be president again.
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Get her ready!
 
If Biden canceled everything he did. The price of oil would go down over night. Biden wants gas high so he can push electric cars.
What are they going to do when our enemies attack our electric grid with an EMP or disrupts GPS guidence system's or disrupts any tech that highly depends on these types of things ??? Keeping the manual switch involved, otherwise encase we need to go into manual mode in order to survive our modern day vulnerabilities, then I think that fossil fuels and the gasoline/diesel engines will be like gold to us again. Are we being foolish in pursuit of modern technology to the point of jeopardizing our national security.
 

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