According to Gas Buddy cheapest in the state is $4.34 a gallon? La county $4.69? all of it climbing by the minute...
US policies on both energy and oil, along with political decisions in general, drive and current world markets. Therefore Joe is directly responsible for the rise of gas prices in the US for the entire time he's been in office. He won't be president again. You probably know that. As soon as he steps foot out of office, I give it 3 months, we'll see a significant and consistent drop in gas prices.
But according to you he wasn't responsible for the rise in gas prices right? So how could he be responsible for gas prices coming down?
In warmer weather California switches to summer blend gasoline which is less polluting but more expensive than winter blend.
Another factor in the rising price is that people drive more in warmer weather. The fish are jumping and the cotton is high!!
In warmer weather California switches to summer blend gasoline which is less polluting but more expensive than winter blend.
Another factor in the rising price is that people drive more in warmer weather. The fish are jumping and the cotton is high!!
Mediocre (Papatards modus operandi) attempt at misdirection.
...almost 1.5 million barrels a day. Gee, I wonder why?
http://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/03/saudi-arabia-to-extend-1-million-barrel-per-day-crude-oil-output-cut-until-the-end-of-june.html
The most remarkable thing to discover while traveling around the country is that the bluer the state, the more expensive the gas.
Meanwhile, gold futures are going through the roof. The value of gold isn’t changing. Our currency is just getting weaker. The only thing that can cause inflation is government.
Why is the price of gas going through the roof? Because low interest rates and Congress spending like drunken sailors. What’s the cost of sending billions more to Ukraine? You’ll see it at the gas pump.
the silver lining in the Biden economy cloud is that the government is able to pay down the national debt a little. It's because they are paying with dollars that have been devalued. Wouldn't it be great if you could take out a car loan and then only pay back 70 or 80 cents on the dollar? The only one that profits from inflation and the resulting devaluation is the government who operates on borrowed money and is empowered to print currency that is not backed by anything tangible.