Gas prices: Biden's or Trump's

[LeftofLeft]

I'm an oil brat from Ghawar.

Then you ought to know better than all of us how stakeholders in Ghawar and other oil producing nations react when the US passes restrictive policies.

 

[surada]

Then you ought to know better than all of us how stakeholders in Ghawar and other oil producing nations react when the US passes restrictive policies.

You think you can own stock in Ghawar? Trump had asked the Saudis to cut production so our US domestic producers could make more money.

 

[Papageorgio]

I liked the prices but I didn't like the low prices with a crappy economy during Trump.

You got your wish, crappy economy and high prices, congrats on your achievement

 

[Dragonlady]

You are all over the place or Uranium One relevance is out of place. The production numbers mean little if anything to the global oil market perception when a Presidential Administration passes increased regulations.

The relevance of Uranium One is that Republicans took one fact - HRC signed an approval for the State Department on a document, and sold you the lie that HRC approved this deal and pushed others to go along with it because she was taking bribes from Russia. The only true part is HRC signed a document.

Joe Biden cancelled new leases on government land which has had no impact whatsoever on drilling for oil on public lands because there are already 9000 leases on public lands already which are not being drilled.

From this simple fact, Republicans have manufactured this huge conspiracy theory that Joe Biden's policies are responsible for the price of oil, and worldwide shortages, while OPEC continues to refuse to increase production, and Biden bowed to public pressure to stop buying oil from Russia. And Biden is doing nothing about it because he wants to destroy working people.

The only true part is that Joe Biden cancelled new drilling leases on public lands, that nobody was buying anyway.

 

[Turtlesoup]

The market controls the prices of fuel not the president.

When the president cuts supplies or allows an invasion that affects oil prices or floods the economy with cash via borrwing, then the fuel prices are caused by the president.

 

[eagle1462010]

You think you can own stock in Ghawar? Trump had asked the Saudis to cut production so our US domestic producers could make more money.

BS Same dang lie like always. Problem is someone might be dumb enough to beliebe your lies.

Negative oil. He asked to cut because it went negative moonbat

 

[Faun]

Without a doubt, I like the gas prices under Trump.

And you also like the 20 million losing their jobs to lower gas prices with it, huh?

 

[surada]

BS Same dang lie like always. Problem is someone might be dumb enough to beliebe your lies.

Negative oil. He asked to cut because it went negative moonbat

You're a fool.

Special Report: Trump told Saudi: Cut oil supply or lose U.S. military support - sources

By Timothy Gardner, Steve Holland, Dmitry Zhdannikov and Rania El Gamal

www.reuters.com

 

[Concerned American]

Get electric so you don't have to blame anyone.

Wake up and smell the coffee moron. The predictions of brown outs are already coming to fruition in MI and CA. Tesla is asking their owners to restrict charging activities during the heat of the day. Biden wants all ICE vehicles gone by 2050--700M electric vehicles. Tell me how that will be accomplished in ~30 years when they are straining to produce 20M units a year, not to mention where the electricity is going to come from (wind and solar? laughable. Inslee wanting to rip out hydroelectric dams in WA state? Again, laughable.) What do you think will happen to the cost of a Kwh? Do the math idiot.

 

[Dragonlady]

You got your wish, crappy economy and high prices, congrats on your achievement

How is the economy crappy with the high prices. People keep paying the prices, so the oil companies keep raising them higher. That's how capitalism works. Monopolies like Abbott hold all of the cards because without them, the supply collapses. They can charge whatever the traffic will bear.

Throughout the post pandemic economies in the world, there are similar issues as are facing Americans. Americans need to stop gazing into the navel of American media, and look and what's happening in the rest of the world, and how the rest of the world is coping.

Everyone in the world is feeling the effects of high prices, supply chain issues and pandemic overload. Only the USA is politicizing what is happening and have multiple mass shootings every month as a result.

Republicans raging against the Biden administration over peanut butter recalls, baby formula shortages and the high price of gas.

None of which are the responsibilities of government to control in the first place. Unless you live in a communist/authoritarian country, like Russia. Or China. Or Hungary, where CPAC is being held.

 

[eagle1462010]

You're a fool.

Special Report: Trump told Saudi: Cut oil supply or lose U.S. military support - sources

By Timothy Gardner, Steve Holland, Dmitry Zhdannikov and Rania El Gamal

www.reuters.com

In your article to stop a historic oil meltdown.

You are just Liar

 

[Dragonlady]

Wake up and smell the coffee moron. The predictions of brown outs are already coming to fruition in MI and CA. Tesla is asking their owners to restrict charging activities during the heat of the day. Biden wants all ICE vehicles gone by 2050--700M electric vehicles. Tell me how that will be accomplished in ~30 years when they are straining to produce 20M units a year, not to mention where the electricity is going to come from (wind and solar? laughable. Inslee wanting to rip out hydroelectric dams in WA state? Again, laughable.) What do you think will happen to the cost of a Kwh? Do the math idiot.

We shut down all coal powered electric in Ontario in the 1990's and our air quality took a huge leap upward. 15 years ago, Ontario started investing heavily in wind and solar. They nearly bankrupted Hydro One, doing it, and we had the most expensive power in North America for a time.

Ontario is now selling our excess power to the State of New York, and our power costs rank at 7th out of 10 provinces in Canada. Power in Toronto is now cheaper than all but 4 major US cities, and they're all in southern states, including Texas which can't even keep the power grid working.

Your electrical shortages and brown outs are the failure of American utilities to invest infrastructure. PP&G in California is facing bankruptcy related to destructive wildfires related to their aging equipment.

 

[surada]

We shut down all coal powered electric in Ontario in the 1990's and our air quality took a huge leap upward. 15 years ago, Ontario started investing heavily in wind and solar. They nearly bankrupted Hydro One, doing it, and we had the most expensive power in North America for a time.

Ontario is now selling our excess power to the State of New York, and our power costs rank at 7th out of 10 provinces in Canada. Power in Toronto is now cheaper than all but 4 major US cities, and they're all in southern states, including Texas which can't even keep the power grid working.

Your electrical shortages and brown outs are the failure of American utilities to invest infrastructure. PP&G in California is facing bankruptcy related to destructive wildfires related to their aging equipment.

Air quality improved dramatically in Birmingham and Georgetown, SC as well.

 

[Dragonlady]

In your article to stop a historic oil meltdown.

You are just Liar

Well eagle, you should have no problem with the results of that order.

Yet another time that Trump did something to benefit Putin, unintentionally or otherwise. When Trump told the Saudis to increase production, in January of 2021, they said they liked the prices, and so did US oil companies, so Trump did nothing to boost production before leaving office.

Now Biden gets the blame. It's a win win for Trump. You're screwed and Biden is blamed.

 

[eagle1462010]

Well eagle, you should have no problem with the results of that order.

Yet another time that Trump did something to benefit Putin, unintentionally or otherwise. When Trump told the Saudis to increase production, in January of 2021, they said they liked the prices, and so did US oil companies, so Trump did nothing to boost production before leaving office.

Now Biden gets the blame. It's a win win for Trump. You're screwed and Biden is blamed.

Wasnt about Putin Moonbat
Negative oil which put under 100s of small oil companies. They paid you to store it negative oil.

DIngbat

 

[LeftofLeft]

The relevance of Uranium One is that Republicans took one fact - HRC signed an approval for the State Department on a document, and sold you the lie that HRC approved this deal and pushed others to go along with it because she was taking bribes from Russia. The only true part is HRC signed a document.

Joe Biden cancelled new leases on government land which has had no impact whatsoever on drilling for oil on public lands because there are already 9000 leases on public lands already which are not being drilled.

From this simple fact, Republicans have manufactured this huge conspiracy theory that Joe Biden's policies are responsible for the price of oil, and worldwide shortages, while OPEC continues to refuse to increase production, and Biden bowed to public pressure to stop buying oil from Russia. And Biden is doing nothing about it because he wants to destroy working people.

The only true part is that Joe Biden cancelled new drilling leases on public lands, that nobody was buying anyway.

Republicans haven’t said anything. I see Biden cancel the leases Ave the global markets react because the US is now more dependent on foreign oil. She me how that is not true. Do you have any comprehension how markets work?

 

[surada]

Republicans haven’t said anything. I see Biden cancel the leases Ave the global markets react because the US is now more dependent on foreign oil. She me how that is not true. Do you have any comprehension how markets work?

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[Dragonlady]

When the president cuts supplies or allows an invasion that affects oil prices or floods the economy with cash via borrwing, then the fuel prices are caused by the president.

The President did not "cut supplies". He asked producers to use their existing leases to produce oil. He didn't slow production.

The President didn't "allow an invasion" either. Mr. Biden has no control over the actions of sovereign nations outside of your borders.

President Trump "flooded the economy with cash via borrowing" when he cut taxes for the wealthiest Americans by $19 billion, via borrowing, and that didn't cause gas prices to go us. Giving money to working people makes Republicans CRAZY, but giving money to billionaires is good for the economy.

Two weeks before Joe Biden was inaugurated 10 of thousands of working Americans were out of money, out of cash, and lining up for hours to get food hampers, while Jeff Bezos who famously pays no federal income taxes, and whose company, Amazon, pays no federal income taxes, prepared to launch himself into space on his personal rocket ship. Bezos lost the first billionaire in space race to Elon Musk, who launched in May. Musk moved to Texas to avoid paying state taxes.

How much money do these men need? Both of them used federal payroll protection money during the pandemic. Bezos tried to wring $9 billion infrastructure improvements out of the city/state of New York to improve public transit, subway lines, and surface route improvements including road widenings, increased electrical, water and sewage capacity, and vehicle access to accommodate two shift changes of 12,500 workers each, daily, 365 days of the year. The jobs created wouldn't pay enough to buy a house anywhere their jobs.

 

[Papageorgio]

How is the economy crappy with the high prices. People keep paying the prices, so the oil companies keep raising them higher. That's how capitalism works. Monopolies like Abbott hold all of the cards because without them, the supply collapses. They can charge whatever the traffic will bear.

Throughout the post pandemic economies in the world, there are similar issues as are facing Americans. Americans need to stop gazing into the navel of American media, and look and what's happening in the rest of the world, and how the rest of the world is coping.

Everyone in the world is feeling the effects of high prices, supply chain issues and pandemic overload. Only the USA is politicizing what is happening and have multiple mass shootings every month as a result.

Republicans raging against the Biden administration over peanut butter recalls, baby formula shortages and the high price of gas.

None of which are the responsibilities of government to control in the first place. Unless you live in a communist/authoritarian country, like Russia. Or China. Or Hungary, where CPAC is being held.

How is the economy crappy with the high prices. People keep paying the prices, so the oil companies keep raising them higher. That's how capitalism works. Monopolies like Abbott hold all of the cards because without them, the supply collapses. They can charge whatever the traffic will bear.

Throughout the post pandemic economies in the world, there are similar issues as are facing Americans. Americans need to stop gazing into the navel of American media, and look and what's happening in the rest of the world, and how the rest of the world is coping.

Everyone in the world is feeling the effects of high prices, supply chain issues and pandemic overload. Only the USA is politicizing what is happening and have multiple mass shootings every month as a result.

Republicans raging against the Biden administration over peanut butter recalls, baby formula shortages and the high price of gas.

None of which are the responsibilities of government to control in the first place. Unless you live in a communist/authoritarian country, like Russia. Or China. Or Hungary, where CPAC is being held.

Inflation is not good, layoffs are coming, wages are now behind inflation. I don’t blame Presidents for the economy yet you blame Trump and Bush for bad economies so spare me your hypocrisy it wears thin.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Inflation is not good, layoffs are coming, wages are now behind inflation. I don’t blame Presidents for the economy yet you blame Trump and Bush for bad economies so spare me your hypocrisy it wears thin.

But presidents who intentionally squeeze down energy supply are a direct cause of economic problems. Obama and Biden have both done exactly that.