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You guys are the liars. You guys said the economy was fine back when Bush was president when we all knew it wasn't and you say the economy sucks now that Obama is pres. If McCain or Romney were president you'd be putting their busts on Mt. Rushmore for getting us out of the Bush great recession.Sounds like how I describe the GOP.I could argue evey word you wrote all day but why bother? Will it make you smarter or be a waste of my time
I know you are wrong. I know why you are wrong. And telling you has never convinced you so why explain it again. You vote jeb I'll vote hillary and hillary wins. Goodnight.
What makes you think I'll vote Jeb? You'll vote Hillary because you are a cool aid drinker that votes for party, not country. I am neither republican or democrat. I voted for Clinton and then for Reagan. Obama is bad news, he is the exact opposite of Bill Clinton,, and the radicals that belong in the asylum have taken over the democrat party.
If you liked bill you'll vote hillary then?
Of course not. She's also a radical and a professional liar like Obama. She showed who she is during Bill Clinton's presidency and of course while serving under Obama as possibly the worst Secretary of State. Let's not forget that she and Obama got in front of the Cameras and lied to the America about Ben Ghazi. That alone would have been the end of both their careers had it not been for the media pushing it under the rug.
Best August auto sales since 2003 surprise industry
Oil goes down, people buy cars. And oil is predicted to go even lower, so people will buy even more. Send the Saudis and gulf nations a gift.
No shit bro:
Lower oil prices to boost global auto sales 1.5%, forecast says
Lower oil prices to boost global auto sales 1.5%, forecast says
N.A. sales to gain most from windfall
TOKYO -- Falling oil prices could support 1.5 percent of global auto sales through 2019, with the biggest windfalls coming in North America, IHS Automotive said in a new forecast.
The outlook, offered during a conference here today, translates to as many as 7 million more cars sold than would have been if oil prices had remained high and stable, and all other factors remained constant.
“There is an upside opportunity with lower oil prices,” said Mark Fulthorpe, director of light-vehicle forecasts. “There are 5 million to 7 million units that could be directly affected.”
Do Oil Prices Affect The Auto Industry?
Lower Oil Prices Fueling Demand for Automobiles
As gasoline is a petroleum-based product, price changes in crude oil directly affect its price. A decrease in the price of gasoline means automobile owners have more disposable income to use for other purchases. Owners who may have been trying to stretch out the lifetime of their vehicle may just decide that the extra income they save from lower fuel prices can be used to finance the purchase of a new vehicle now. For those who were unable to afford the expenses of vehicle ownership, depressed fuel prices makes driving a lot cheaper and consequently, vehicle ownership becomes much more attractive. (For more, see: Companies Affected Most By Low Oil Prices.)
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