Not sure how you came up with that. Just so that I’m clear the high gas prices are a result of the actions of the Biden administration.
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If you voted for Biden you are an idiot.
What are you going to do when you can't afford gasoline?
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If you voted for Biden you are an idiot.
There are two types of libtards:
1. The libtard who thinks everything is going great.
2. The libtard who realizes this country is in bad shape BUT they tell themselves "Well at least Trump isn't in office!" just so they sleep better at night.
You fall in the second category.
Biden did cancel the Keystone Pipeline and ended leases on federal lands. Trump had enacted an streamlined process for leases, which Biden reversed. And Biden also reduced investment in oil and gas development.
Now putting an exact dollar figure on how these decisions are reflected in the current price of gas is probably difficult, if not impossible. But the dip$hit-in-office certainly hasn't inspired any confidence. Especially when he has PRAISED high gas prices.
He has also put in the super-qualified Pete Buttigieg in charge of Transportation. The supply chain issues don't have an effect on the price of goods, do they? What were his qualifications again? But we shouldn't lay into Pete as he's still settling in to being a new parent of twins.
In addition, even Vox (Vox!) blamed Biden for the high inflation because of his almost $2Trillion Save America Stimulus Plan. Thanks Joe! You saved us!
Biden has also recently proposed tax increases which will be an easy sell to the Democrats. Need to keep up with the class warfare, eh? But at least there are no mean tweets!
Again..you voted for this clown in office. Own it.
I agree - stupid people look at this in a vacuum - there is a ripple effect that runs through the ENTIRE economy so just saying $30 more a month for gas is no big deal shows how ignorant you are about how the economy and fuel/oil costs effect literally everything you consume - just monumentally dumb.
Move to NJ to save on electricity.
New Jersey is getting a reduction in prices. Sweet!
In New Jersey, it’s a different story. Most residential customers in the Garden State will experience reductions ranging from 1.1% to 2.8% when annual price changes go into effect June 1. The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities conducts energy auctions annually in February for the state’s four electric utilities. A large amount of New Jersey utilities’ purchases were locked in under three-year contracts signed in 2020 and 2021, when prices were lower, cushioning customers from current soaring costs.
Read more at: https://www.centredaily.com/news/business/article261776342.html#storylink=cpy
New Jersey is getting a reduction in prices. Sweet!
In New Jersey, it’s a different story. Most residential customers in the Garden State will experience reductions ranging from 1.1% to 2.8% when annual price changes go into effect June 1. The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities conducts energy auctions annually in February for the state’s four electric utilities. A large amount of New Jersey utilities’ purchases were locked in under three-year contracts signed in 2020 and 2021, when prices were lower, cushioning customers from current soaring costs.
Read more at: https://www.centredaily.com/news/business/article261776342.html#storylink=cpy
If you are in NJ and you are expecting a decrease, it’s probably because you got boned several months ago.
patch.com
NJ Electric Prices, Food Costs Skyrocket In 2022
Are you a NJ resident who did a double take when it came time to pay your electricity bill this month? You're not alone, federal data shows.
We're heading for "no drive days", probably odd and even. The pandemic lock down was a pilot run for it
Yeah, and they don't know where the DMV is, either, but do know where the voter drop boxes are, right?
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