*Cost Of Everythings Going Up: Thanks Fucking Obama!*

[Desperado]

Because the values of the dollar is sinking like a stone.
Just can't keep printing money and expect things to remain the same.

 

[ShaklesOfBigGov]

We may get more from Saudi, but we get less from outside the US. Pubcrappe. Thanks also to Pubs and their silly dupes for screwing up sales on a great car, the Volt -and others,, and ignoring all the energy savings available. A-holes.

The Chevy Volts battery technology is limited from 25-50 miles before there is a need for the conventional gas engine to kick in, which is estimated at 35 miles to the gallon. To recharge the battery through the average home (120 volts) will take 10 hours. There has also been reported a tad bit of a safety concern where the battery has been found to catch fire, through government safety regulated tests. The life of the battery is less than that of the Prius, which Toyota's states only uses 50% of it's capacity, with the Volt's replacement cost between $8,000 - $9,500 after GMs 8 year warrantee runs out. Now because these facts may have deterred a lot of consumers from putting their extra hard earned cash into making a purchase, is HARDLY due to any Republican (that is just contrived B.S.). The Volt still remains an inferior product, when stacked up to the repair costs and capabilities of a conventional gas vehicle. Even WITH the Federal Government incentives, the CONSUMER MARKET simply isn't taking the bribe .... err .... bait, of what the Obama Administration has to offer. Contrary to what you may think... our nation is part of a CONSUMER driven market, not a Federal Government driven dictated market. You can't force people to buy a product that the customer simply doesn't believe is very economical to meet their needs, to do so is simply unAmerican.


Chevy Volt FAQs
Replacing my Chevy Volt Battery in 2020

I've driven a volt and I think it's a pretty nice car. It's just not for everyone. For people who are seriously environmentally conscience and just need a car to drive 15 or 20 mile to work each day, it's a good choice if they have the facility to charge it daily. So far consumer report reliability ratings have been good to excellent.

The hybrid is the future of low gas mileage vehicles. The cost break even point for most drivers is 60,000 to 85,000 miles at current gas prices. The technology is improving and as gas prices rise the hybrid will be the vehicle of choice for most drivers. The hybrids are about 4% of sales and increased their market share 41% last year.

I realize the Volt is not for everyone, that was the point of my post stating it is a consumer driven market with people making their choices based upon their daily needs. If you commute over an hour to work, or your career is centered around your need to travel between states, you are not going to invest in one. When technology improves to satisfy a greater consumer market, I'm sure people will take a second look at a battery car. However the maintenance and repair costs also needs to drop significantly to be more attractive to the basic consumer.

 

[chesswarsnow]

Sorry bout that,


1. There is plenty this fuck could do, but he hasn't so far.
2. Why the fuck doesn't he fucking do it I ask you?!
3. If he had an ounce of love for America, and Americans, he would.....



Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

 

[Pogo]

Sorry bout that,


1. There is plenty this fuck could do, but he hasn't so far.
2. Why the fuck doesn't he fucking do it I ask you?!
3. If he had an ounce of love for America, and Americans, he would.....



Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

........ like fucking what? Such fucking as?

This fucking oughta be fucking good...

 

[chesswarsnow]

Sorry bout that,

Sorry bout that,


1. There is plenty this fuck could do, but he hasn't so far.
2. Why the fuck doesn't he fucking do it I ask you?!
3. If he had an ounce of love for America, and Americans, he would.....



Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

........ like fucking what? Such fucking as?

This fucking ought be fucking good...

1. Okay ya *fuck*, he could start with opening up the oil reserves.
2. Then mandate a natural gas fueling system across this nation.
3. If we start using our own natural gas in a large way across this nation, then that alone will bring the demand down for gasoline, which will bring the price back down.
4. Problem solved, yeah, thank me later.....


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

 

[EdwardBaiamonte]

If we start using our own natural gas in a large way across this nation, then that alone will bring the demand down for gasoline,

dear, thats an obvious, in fact very very obvious, business idea that I'm sure many are considering, but who can say exactly why it has not caught on yet! In any case you can bet our capitalists will explore 1000 possible approaches to the problem looking for the one that might work. As long as government stays out we'll be fine.

 

[Pogo]

Sorry bout that,

Sorry bout that,

1. There is plenty this fuck could do, but he hasn't so far.
2. Why the fuck doesn't he fucking do it I ask you?!
3. If he had an ounce of love for America, and Americans, he would.....

Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

........ like fucking what? Such fucking as?

This fucking ought be fucking good...

1. Okay ya *fuck*, he could start with opening up the oil reserves.

-- which would do nothing but leave the SPR depleted, the nation vulnerable, and OPEC to compensate. If it was even worth it. Oh wait, you have no idea how OPEC works, do you?

2. Then mandate a natural gas fueling system across this nation.

Mandate how private industry designs cars? You are a socialist. Admit it.

3. If we start using our own natural gas in a large way across this nation, then that alone will bring the demand down for gasoline, which will bring the price back down.

Again, tell it to the free market. Remember them?

4. Problem solved, yeah, thank me later.....

... or not.

 

[chesswarsnow]

Sorry bout that,


1. Federal Government already mandates blends for the oil companies.
2. Now all we need to do is mandate the oil companies to serve liquefied gas.
3. Simple enough.
4. You really are dense as wood eh pal???
5. It insanity they mandate bio-fuels, corn products, etc.... but they do...


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

 

[t_polkow]

Sorry bout that,


1. Gas prices hovering over $3.00 for long periods of time effect the cost of goods and services.
2. Thanks fucking Obama, for not doing something about the obvious.
3. Everything costs more now, thanks ass hole!
4. We are a oil based economy, and we are being rapped by the oil giants and government regulations on the quality and mix of gasoline.
5. This shit for brains Obama, doesn't know jack shit about anything.
6. End of story.


Regards,
SirJamesfTexas

Maybe if you get an education and get a job that pays well, or do you want the President to hold you hand?

 

[Pogo]

Sorry bout that,

1. Federal Government already mandates blends for the oil companies.
2. Now all we need to do is mandate the oil companies to serve liquefied gas.
3. Simple enough.
4. You really are dense as wood eh pal???
5. It insanity they mandate bio-fuels, corn products, etc.... but they do...

Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

And you're going to run this "liquefied gas" ....... in what? Camping stoves?
Duh.

I wouldn't be invoking "dense" if I were sitting in Texas and still had no clue how the oil bidness works.

 

[chesswarsnow]

Sorry bout that,


1. Look *fuck*, we run our cars on the LNG, dumbass.
2. What a *dumbfuck*!


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

 

[Pogo]

Sorry bout that,


1. Look *fuck*, we run our cars on the LNG, dumbass.
2. What a *dumbfuck*!


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

And who's gonna convert all these cars to LNG, dipwit?

Plus, fucktwit, you haven't explained how the fedurrul gummint gonna force oil companies to sell a new product.

 

[chesswarsnow]

Sorry bout that,

Sorry bout that,


1. Look *fuck*, we run our cars on the LNG, dumbass.
2. What a *dumbfuck*!


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

And who's gonna convert all these cars to LNG, dipwit?

Plus, fucktwit, you haven't explained how the fedurrul gummint gonna force oil companies to sell a new product.

1. Look *fuck* we mandate the oil companies pumps to supply it, and we mandate the car manufactures to build these new cars, fast track them idiot!
2. *Damn You Are Dumb*!!!
3. Also we place incentives for conversions of existing cars, tax credits, cash reimbursements.
4. Some people!


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

 

[Pogo]

That sounds easy.

Hey I want a million bucks, some yard work and an eggplant parmesean sandwich.
Those are also things that don't exist in the present. Why don't we just "mandate" that too.
I mean, it's so simple.

 

[Esmeralda]

Sorry bout that,


1. Gas prices hovering over $3.00 for long periods of time effect the cost of goods and services.
2. Thanks fucking Obama, for not doing something about the obvious.3. Everything costs more now, thanks ass hole!
4. We are a oil based economy, and we are being rapped by the oil giants and government regulations on the quality and mix of gasoline.
5. This shit for brains Obama, doesn't know jack shit about anything.
6. End of story.


Regards,
SirJamesfTexas

What'cha think? Maybe he should invade an oil rich country so we can get cheaper gas prices?

This shit for brains Obama, doesn't know jack shit about anything.
6. End of story.

Pot calling kettle?

 

[chesswarsnow]

Sorry bout that,


1. I think I can get you mandated a *grill cheese sanmitch*!
2. If that will make you *happy*!


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

 

[Pogo]

Sorry bout that,


1. Gas prices hovering over $3.00 for long periods of time effect the cost of goods and services.
2. Thanks fucking Obama, for not doing something about the obvious.3. Everything costs more now, thanks ass hole!
4. We are a oil based economy, and we are being rapped by the oil giants and government regulations on the quality and mix of gasoline.
5. This shit for brains Obama, doesn't know jack shit about anything.
6. End of story.


Regards,
SirJamesfTexas

What'cha think? Maybe he should invade an oil rich country so we can get cheaper gas prices?

This shit for brains Obama, doesn't know jack shit about anything.
6. End of story.

Pot calling kettle?

"Hello Kettle? This is Pot. Look, I got a great idea. O'bama just mandates gas prices down.

"What? POTUS can't do that? How 'bout he just mandates all prices down?

No go?

"OK, How 'bout this: he dips into the SPR.
Vulnerable?
OPEC?
Damn, didn't think of that.

"Okay wait -- O'bama just mandates that tomorrow morning all cars run on CNG and the oil companies switch during the night from gasoline to CNG.

"What??

"Hello? Hello? Operator? "

 

[chesswarsnow]

Sorry bout that,

Sorry bout that,


1. Gas prices hovering over $3.00 for long periods of time effect the cost of goods and services.
2. Thanks fucking Obama, for not doing something about the obvious.3. Everything costs more now, thanks ass hole!
4. We are a oil based economy, and we are being rapped by the oil giants and government regulations on the quality and mix of gasoline.
5. This shit for brains Obama, doesn't know jack shit about anything.
6. End of story.


Regards,
SirJamesfTexas

What'cha think? Maybe he should invade an oil rich country so we can get cheaper gas prices?

This shit for brains Obama, doesn't know jack shit about anything.
6. End of story.

Pot calling kettle?

1. What the hell do you know about *any fucking thing*?
2. I have just laid out a perfect plan to turn the economy around, *duff-ass*!

Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

 

[chesswarsnow]

Sorry bout that,


1. If I were President, that's the first thing I would do.


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

 

[HUGGY]

CWN is a delusional certifiable mental case. In one breath you suggest that Obama has too much power and abuses that which he has been granted legally and the other side of your face blames him for not exorcising powers which he does not have.

Your "suggestions" are rediculous. The president cannot mandate what kinds of cars have to be manufactured. The EPA has the authority to set levels of acceptable polutants and goals the U S is attempting to reach in air quality. Auto manufacturers are not obligated to manufacture anything. They are just discouraged from manufacturing machines that polute our air.