Oil production is up since Biden was sworn in.
Oil prices are back to where they were two years ago pre-pandemic.
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Biden signed a $1.9 trillion spending bill.
The plan will send stimulus checks to most Americans, extend unemployment aid, expand the child tax credit and put money into Covid-19 vaccinations.
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Trump signed a $2.3 trillion billion spending bill.
President Trump on Sunday signed the government funding and coronavirus relief package, the White House said, averting a government shutdown and delivering economic aid as the pandem…
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I don't want to discourage you, Toro, from posting your views. I actually enjoy hearing all sides of a story.
However glaring math errors can't be ignored: if you look at the numbers you cite in the "US Field Production..." chart, production was down YOY except for the last month in the chart. This information, however, is not a true indicator of why/how gasoline prices have risen so sharply in the last 8 months. Personally, I think the gas prices were artificially low for the past several years, but that's besides my point.
You correctly point out the orange man signed a 2.3 trillion bill authorized by congress ostensibly to shore up the economy and fund vaccine distribution, hospitals, and the unemployment system:
"Trump signed off on the $2.3 trillion package from his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Fla., days after he expressed displeasure with the spending outlined in the omnibus and complained that the coronavirus relief measure should include direct payments of $2,000 per person, up from $600." He really had no choice, and was rooting for the people.
Also, you correctly point out the blue man signed a 1.9 trillion dollar bill. However the original bill was supposed to be a final measure for the foreseeable future...this bill went above and beyond the original 2.1 trillion authorized by congress, basically snuck in on the exuberance of successful voting booth outcomes in the blue camp:
"Just weeks after Trump signed that $2.3 trillion COVID-relief bill, Biden took office and set about putting together another one. Most of the resulting bill was wasteful, counterproductive, overly intrusive, or unrelated to the pandemic. Congress passed it anyway on a party-line vote, and it’s now the law." Little of that spending actually did any good economically...most indicators showed no real improvements... or haven't you been paying attention to what's really going on? Total con job, the money went mostly to the pockets of his socialist allies to shore up their pocket money...which in turn they use to shove more bull crap non-sense (via big tech/media) down the people's throats.
I give you thumbs up for trying to make a rational argument, though. Even if your points were non-sense if you really look at them.