I'll pass on the solar
Yep, all utilities are more expensive. And, you can add food, rent, and health care to the list as well. The cost of living continues to rise, and pay checks can't keep pace. But, we are paying less for gasoline, which is a huge blessing.Obama sticking it to the American people again, as he forces coal fired power plants out of buisness
Price of Electricity Hit Record High in U.S. in 2014 CNS News
Yep, all utilities are more expensive. And, you can add food, rent, and health care to the list as well. The cost of living continues to rise, and pay checks can't keep pace. But, we are paying less for gasoline, which is a huge blessing.Obama sticking it to the American people again, as he forces coal fired power plants out of buisness
Price of Electricity Hit Record High in U.S. in 2014 CNS News
The Middle Class is in danger regardless. Things are looking darker by the day.Yep, all utilities are more expensive. And, you can add food, rent, and health care to the list as well. The cost of living continues to rise, and pay checks can't keep pace. But, we are paying less for gasoline, which is a huge blessing.Obama sticking it to the American people again, as he forces coal fired power plants out of buisness
Price of Electricity Hit Record High in U.S. in 2014 CNS News
In spite of Obama. If cap and trade were ever fully implemented the "Middle class" would be no more.
Yep, all utilities are more expensive. And, you can add food, rent, and health care to the list as well. The cost of living continues to rise, and pay checks can't keep pace. But, we are paying less for gasoline, which is a huge blessing.Obama sticking it to the American people again, as he forces coal fired power plants out of buisness
Price of Electricity Hit Record High in U.S. in 2014 CNS News
It doesn't require $4.00 per gallon gas in order for big oil to make a profit and employ people. Back when gas was selling for over $4.00 a gallon, big oil was making $13Billion per quarter in profit. So, you're saying that if they're only making $7Billion per quarter in profit, jobs will be lost, businesses will go under, and the economy will collapse? FYI - It cost big oil the same to get the oil out of the ground whether they sell it for $115 per barrel or $50 per barrel. When the price of oil is extremely high, do they give the consumers a break? The answer is NO. Back when gasoline was over $5.00 a gallon in some states, top oil company execs were called to testify before members of Congress to explain the high cost to consumers. One exec, I believe it was a lady representing Exxon, said that their responsibility was to make as much money as possible for the stock holders, and not how cheap they could sell gas to the consumer.Yep, all utilities are more expensive. And, you can add food, rent, and health care to the list as well. The cost of living continues to rise, and pay checks can't keep pace. But, we are paying less for gasoline, which is a huge blessing.Obama sticking it to the American people again, as he forces coal fired power plants out of buisness
Price of Electricity Hit Record High in U.S. in 2014 CNS News
Agree with everything except for the fuel "blessing." The price of fuel has been forced down by OPEC to keep America from drilling offshore or building the Keystone Pipeline. We need to become less dependent on OPEC and we need to put Americans to work in good paying jobs. So ... it's a "blessing" in some respects but in the long run ... Americans are getting screwed when we look at the bigger picture.
It doesn't require $4.00 per gallon gas in order for big oil to make a profit and employ people. Back when gas was selling for over $4.00 a gallon, big oil was making $13Billion per quarter in profit. So, you're saying that if they're only making $7Billion per quarter in profit, jobs will be lost, businesses will go under, and the economy will collapse? FYI - It cost big oil the same to get the oil out of the ground whether they sell it for $115 per barrel or $50 per barrel. When the price of oil is extremely high, do they give the consumers a break? The answer is NO. Back when gasoline was over $5.00 a gallon in some states, top oil company execs were called to testify before members of Congress to explain the high cost to consumers. One exec, I believe it was a lady representing Exxon, said that their responsibility was to make as much money as possible for the stock holders, and not how cheap they could sell gas to the consumer.Yep, all utilities are more expensive. And, you can add food, rent, and health care to the list as well. The cost of living continues to rise, and pay checks can't keep pace. But, we are paying less for gasoline, which is a huge blessing.Obama sticking it to the American people again, as he forces coal fired power plants out of buisness
Price of Electricity Hit Record High in U.S. in 2014 CNS News
Agree with everything except for the fuel "blessing." The price of fuel has been forced down by OPEC to keep America from drilling offshore or building the Keystone Pipeline. We need to become less dependent on OPEC and we need to put Americans to work in good paying jobs. So ... it's a "blessing" in some respects but in the long run ... Americans are getting screwed when we look at the bigger picture.
Don't kid yourself, big oil is making tons of money. If people lose their jobs, it's because GREED is king.
My response was addressed to the comment concerning whether lower gasoline prices were a blessing or not. In my opinion, yes, they are a blessing to consumers. In my opinion, no, it does not mean that big oil is going to go bankrupt. Yes, I would very much like to see America as an independent energy producer.It doesn't require $4.00 per gallon gas in order for big oil to make a profit and employ people. Back when gas was selling for over $4.00 a gallon, big oil was making $13Billion per quarter in profit. So, you're saying that if they're only making $7Billion per quarter in profit, jobs will be lost, businesses will go under, and the economy will collapse? FYI - It cost big oil the same to get the oil out of the ground whether they sell it for $115 per barrel or $50 per barrel. When the price of oil is extremely high, do they give the consumers a break? The answer is NO. Back when gasoline was over $5.00 a gallon in some states, top oil company execs were called to testify before members of Congress to explain the high cost to consumers. One exec, I believe it was a lady representing Exxon, said that their responsibility was to make as much money as possible for the stock holders, and not how cheap they could sell gas to the consumer.Yep, all utilities are more expensive. And, you can add food, rent, and health care to the list as well. The cost of living continues to rise, and pay checks can't keep pace. But, we are paying less for gasoline, which is a huge blessing.Obama sticking it to the American people again, as he forces coal fired power plants out of buisness
Price of Electricity Hit Record High in U.S. in 2014 CNS News
Agree with everything except for the fuel "blessing." The price of fuel has been forced down by OPEC to keep America from drilling offshore or building the Keystone Pipeline. We need to become less dependent on OPEC and we need to put Americans to work in good paying jobs. So ... it's a "blessing" in some respects but in the long run ... Americans are getting screwed when we look at the bigger picture.
Don't kid yourself, big oil is making tons of money. If people lose their jobs, it's because GREED is king.
If by "big oil" you're talking about the companies that are in bed with Mideast oil interests (and nations) then I would agree. The closer America becomes to oil "independence" the more aggressively certain "big oil" companies to go to reduce the price of THEIR oil. Shell (and other major companies) is/are totally in bed with Saudi Arabia and other Mideast interests. It was because "big oil" prices were so high that America's domestic businessmen are attempting to tap into our own resources. Don't you want to divorce America from the Mideast?
It doesn't require $4.00 per gallon gas in order for big oil to make a profit and employ people. Back when gas was selling for over $4.00 a gallon, big oil was making $13Billion per quarter in profit. So, you're saying that if they're only making $7Billion per quarter in profit, jobs will be lost, businesses will go under, and the economy will collapse? FYI - It cost big oil the same to get the oil out of the ground whether they sell it for $115 per barrel or $50 per barrel. When the price of oil is extremely high, do they give the consumers a break? The answer is NO. Back when gasoline was over $5.00 a gallon in some states, top oil company execs were called to testify before members of Congress to explain the high cost to consumers. One exec, I believe it was a lady representing Exxon, said that their responsibility was to make as much money as possible for the stock holders, and not how cheap they could sell gas to the consumer.Yep, all utilities are more expensive. And, you can add food, rent, and health care to the list as well. The cost of living continues to rise, and pay checks can't keep pace. But, we are paying less for gasoline, which is a huge blessing.Obama sticking it to the American people again, as he forces coal fired power plants out of buisness
Price of Electricity Hit Record High in U.S. in 2014 CNS News
Agree with everything except for the fuel "blessing." The price of fuel has been forced down by OPEC to keep America from drilling offshore or building the Keystone Pipeline. We need to become less dependent on OPEC and we need to put Americans to work in good paying jobs. So ... it's a "blessing" in some respects but in the long run ... Americans are getting screwed when we look at the bigger picture.
Don't kid yourself, big oil is making tons of money. If people lose their jobs, it's because GREED is king.
I wouldn't call making $13,000,000,000 in one quarter a small profit. And, the government subsidizes big oil. Check Exxon profits, please.It doesn't require $4.00 per gallon gas in order for big oil to make a profit and employ people. Back when gas was selling for over $4.00 a gallon, big oil was making $13Billion per quarter in profit. So, you're saying that if they're only making $7Billion per quarter in profit, jobs will be lost, businesses will go under, and the economy will collapse? FYI - It cost big oil the same to get the oil out of the ground whether they sell it for $115 per barrel or $50 per barrel. When the price of oil is extremely high, do they give the consumers a break? The answer is NO. Back when gasoline was over $5.00 a gallon in some states, top oil company execs were called to testify before members of Congress to explain the high cost to consumers. One exec, I believe it was a lady representing Exxon, said that their responsibility was to make as much money as possible for the stock holders, and not how cheap they could sell gas to the consumer.Yep, all utilities are more expensive. And, you can add food, rent, and health care to the list as well. The cost of living continues to rise, and pay checks can't keep pace. But, we are paying less for gasoline, which is a huge blessing.Obama sticking it to the American people again, as he forces coal fired power plants out of buisness
Price of Electricity Hit Record High in U.S. in 2014 CNS News
Agree with everything except for the fuel "blessing." The price of fuel has been forced down by OPEC to keep America from drilling offshore or building the Keystone Pipeline. We need to become less dependent on OPEC and we need to put Americans to work in good paying jobs. So ... it's a "blessing" in some respects but in the long run ... Americans are getting screwed when we look at the bigger picture.
Don't kid yourself, big oil is making tons of money. If people lose their jobs, it's because GREED is king.
The federal government makes more money off oil than the oil companies. You know that right? The small percentage of profit oil companies make has no real effect on the gas prices we pay and they provides lots of jobs. would you like energy production nationalized? We can be another Valenzuela? Obama is putting coal fired power plants out of business which mainly hurts poor people and small business driving up the prices we have to pay. Coal production is under attack from these liberal nutjobs..We'll all suffer for it
OPec is doing what its doing because of shale drilling. Not the keystone pipeline.....What a moronic thing to thinkYep, all utilities are more expensive. And, you can add food, rent, and health care to the list as well. The cost of living continues to rise, and pay checks can't keep pace. But, we are paying less for gasoline, which is a huge blessing.Obama sticking it to the American people again, as he forces coal fired power plants out of buisness
Price of Electricity Hit Record High in U.S. in 2014 CNS News
Agree with everything except for the fuel "blessing." The price of fuel has been forced down by OPEC to keep America from drilling offshore or building the Keystone Pipeline. We need to become less dependent on OPEC and we need to put Americans to work in good paying jobs. So ... it's a "blessing" in some respects but in the long run ... Americans are getting screwed when we look at the bigger picture.
It doesn't require $4.00 per gallon gas in order for big oil to make a profit and employ people. Back when gas was selling for over $4.00 a gallon, big oil was making $13Billion per quarter in profit. So, you're saying that if they're only making $7Billion per quarter in profit, jobs will be lost, businesses will go under, and the economy will collapse? FYI - It cost big oil the same to get the oil out of the ground whether they sell it for $115 per barrel or $50 per barrel. When the price of oil is extremely high, do they give the consumers a break? The answer is NO. Back when gasoline was over $5.00 a gallon in some states, top oil company execs were called to testify before members of Congress to explain the high cost to consumers. One exec, I believe it was a lady representing Exxon, said that their responsibility was to make as much money as possible for the stock holders, and not how cheap they could sell gas to the consumer.Yep, all utilities are more expensive. And, you can add food, rent, and health care to the list as well. The cost of living continues to rise, and pay checks can't keep pace. But, we are paying less for gasoline, which is a huge blessing.Obama sticking it to the American people again, as he forces coal fired power plants out of buisness
Price of Electricity Hit Record High in U.S. in 2014 CNS News
Agree with everything except for the fuel "blessing." The price of fuel has been forced down by OPEC to keep America from drilling offshore or building the Keystone Pipeline. We need to become less dependent on OPEC and we need to put Americans to work in good paying jobs. So ... it's a "blessing" in some respects but in the long run ... Americans are getting screwed when we look at the bigger picture.
Don't kid yourself, big oil is making tons of money. If people lose their jobs, it's because GREED is king.
The federal government makes more money off oil than the oil companies. You know that right? The small percentage of profit oil companies make has no real effect on the gas prices we pay and they provides lots of jobs. would you like energy production nationalized? We can be another Valenzuela? Obama is putting coal fired power plants out of business which mainly hurts poor people and small business driving up the prices we have to pay. Coal production is under attack from these liberal nutjobs..We'll all suffer for it
I wouldn't call making $13,000,000,000 in one quarter a small profit. And, the government subsidizes big oil. Check Exxon profits, please.
Actually, it is much more complicated than that.It doesn't require $4.00 per gallon gas in order for big oil to make a profit and employ people. Back when gas was selling for over $4.00 a gallon, big oil was making $13Billion per quarter in profit. So, you're saying that if they're only making $7Billion per quarter in profit, jobs will be lost, businesses will go under, and the economy will collapse? FYI - It cost big oil the same to get the oil out of the ground whether they sell it for $115 per barrel or $50 per barrel. When the price of oil is extremely high, do they give the consumers a break? The answer is NO. Back when gasoline was over $5.00 a gallon in some states, top oil company execs were called to testify before members of Congress to explain the high cost to consumers. One exec, I believe it was a lady representing Exxon, said that their responsibility was to make as much money as possible for the stock holders, and not how cheap they could sell gas to the consumer.Yep, all utilities are more expensive. And, you can add food, rent, and health care to the list as well. The cost of living continues to rise, and pay checks can't keep pace. But, we are paying less for gasoline, which is a huge blessing.Obama sticking it to the American people again, as he forces coal fired power plants out of buisness
Price of Electricity Hit Record High in U.S. in 2014 CNS News
Agree with everything except for the fuel "blessing." The price of fuel has been forced down by OPEC to keep America from drilling offshore or building the Keystone Pipeline. We need to become less dependent on OPEC and we need to put Americans to work in good paying jobs. So ... it's a "blessing" in some respects but in the long run ... Americans are getting screwed when we look at the bigger picture.
Don't kid yourself, big oil is making tons of money. If people lose their jobs, it's because GREED is king.
