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They want to talk about supply and demand until it comes to Trump policy because Trump did it. Removing 5.1% from our purchasing capability from the worlds oil market does not effect supply all of a sudden. Here is what is worse I bet it translates into way more than the 5% that is being taken out nof supply when we see the effectys at the pump. This will make a great reason for oil cmpanies to up the price of a barrel and make way more than 5% they actually lost in supply. So instead of draining the swamp he is going to shove billions into it.
/ And Blue States want to jack up gas tax for whatever BS reason they think people will buy into.
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The difference is the gaas tax pays for your roads and Trump will give the money to oil companies by pulliung out of the deal. By the wway the Road fund is dry in three years while ouir civil engineer report on infrastructure is a D-. Exactly who do you think the swamp is? The oil companies and the banks are the swamp. You all chant drain the swamp to a swamp creature of a pres. Drain the Swamp by killing Dodd Frank and spiking oil and gas prices. Who benefits oil and banks all we need is a big win for big pharma and the swamp will have been fed perfectrly.
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Is Jerry Brown 'diverting' 30 percent of new gas tax money?
"Governor Brown and his fellow Democrats are already diverting funding to their own pet projects," she said in the press release. "In this budget proposal, they are diverting 30 percent of funding from the gas tax to non-road related projects like building parks and job training for felons. That’s money from the very gas tax the Democrats promised would go solely to fixing our decrepit roads and providing relief for traffic congestion."
The gas tax increase is part of a
larger transportation funding legislation signed by Brown in April 2017. In common speech, some politicians simply call this "the gas tax."