Gas in Central Ohio is back down to $3.49 a gallon. Indications are that inflation is waning. Thanks Joe Biden! (I mean, when you fools blame him when the gas prices go up, then surely he gets the credit when they go down)
Gas prices go up by a couple dollars -not Biden's fault!
Gas prices go down by 50 cents -only thanks to Biden, the great wise leader!
It's still waaaaay higher than on the day he took office, fool.
Gas in Central Ohio is back down to $3.49 a gallon. Indications are that inflation is waning. Thanks Joe Biden! (I mean, when you fools blame him when the gas prices go up, then surely he gets the credit when they go down)
Gas prices go up by a couple dollars -not Biden's fault!
Gas prices go down by 50 cents -only thanks to Biden, the great wise leader!
It's still waaaaay higher than on the day he took office, fool.
It’s pretty obvious that none of it is Biden’s fault. The whole world economy is affected by the same problems.
And the stock market is down again today. It has tanked since Biden became president. Again, everything turns to sh&t with Biden and you Dems in charge.
You must have hated Bush when he ruined the stock market and loved Obama when he fixed it, right?
In their economic structure as well, the red states, as a group, are much more rooted in the powerhouse industries of the 20th century than their blue counterparts, and less represented in the information-age industries generating the greatest economic output in the 21st century. Of the states Trump won, 23 rank in the top 26 states that emit the most carbon from their energy sector for each dollar of economic output, according to the federal Energy Information Administration...By contrast, 18 of the Trump states rank in the bottom half for the share of the workforce employed in technology jobs, according to data provided to me by Brookings Metro, a center-left thinktank.
Biden has declared war on the fossil fuel industry and as a result all people are suffering. Yes, states that extract fossil fuels are not going to be huge fans of Biden. That is self-interest at work. But everyone has suffered as a result of Biden's energy policies, not just the red states. Inflation harms everyone. Here is a list of the top 10 US Exports:
Mineral fuels including oil: US$239.8 billion (13.7% of total exports) Machinery including computers: $209.3 billion (11.9%) Electrical machinery, equipment: $185.4 billion (10.6%) Vehicles: $122.2 billion (7%) Optical, technical, medical apparatus: $91.7 billion (5.2%) Aircraft, spacecraft: $89.1 billion (5.1%) Gems, precious metals: $82.3 billion (4.7%) Pharmaceuticals: $78 billion (4.4%) Plastics, plastic articles: $74.3 billion (4.2%) Organic chemicals: $42.9 billion (2.4%)
Numbers 1, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 are all heavily reliant on fossil fuels. The tech sector only makes up about 9% of the US economy, and that percentage has remained about the same for a while. The idea that the tech sector would suddnely be able to make up for the void in our economy left by the elimination of the fossil fuel industry is quite ambitious and misguided.
Biden's policies are hurting everyone. He and many members of the left that pushed for the unnecessary and inflation producing American Rescue Plan will and should be voted out of office in the coming years. The fundamental ideals behind the policies being implemented by Biden and the left have been a miserable failure and the public is awakening to that realization.
Gas prices go up by a couple dollars -not Biden's fault!
Gas prices go down by 50 cents -only thanks to Biden, the great wise leader!
It's still waaaaay higher than on the day he took office, fool.
You are an idiot (beyond the fact you were easily triggered by that). Trump left us in a RECESSION, you rube. We were in the midst of the worst part of the pandemic when Biden took office.
In their economic structure as well, the red states, as a group, are much more rooted in the powerhouse industries of the 20th century than their blue counterparts, and less represented in the information-age industries generating the greatest economic output in the 21st century. Of the states Trump won, 23 rank in the top 26 states that emit the most carbon from their energy sector for each dollar of economic output, according to the federal Energy Information Administration...By contrast, 18 of the Trump states rank in the bottom half for the share of the workforce employed in technology jobs, according to data provided to me by Brookings Metro, a center-left thinktank.
Biden has declared war on the fossil fuel industry and as a result all people are suffering. Yes, states that extract fossil fuels are not going to be huge fans of Biden. That is self-interest at work. But everyone has suffered as a result of Biden's energy policies, not just the red states. Inflation harms everyone. Here is a list of the top 10 US Exports:
Mineral fuels including oil: US$239.8 billion (13.7% of total exports) Machinery including computers: $209.3 billion (11.9%) Electrical machinery, equipment: $185.4 billion (10.6%) Vehicles: $122.2 billion (7%) Optical, technical, medical apparatus: $91.7 billion (5.2%) Aircraft, spacecraft: $89.1 billion (5.1%) Gems, precious metals: $82.3 billion (4.7%) Pharmaceuticals: $78 billion (4.4%) Plastics, plastic articles: $74.3 billion (4.2%) Organic chemicals: $42.9 billion (2.4%)
Numbers 1, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 are all heavily reliant on fossil fuels. The tech sector only makes up about 9% of the US economy, and that percentage has remained about the same for a while. The idea that the tech sector would suddnely be able to make up for the void in our economy left by the elimination of the fossil fuel industry is quite ambitious and misguided.
Biden's policies are hurting everyone. He and many members of the left that pushed for the unnecessary and inflation producing American Rescue Plan will and should be voted out of office in the coming years. The fundamental ideals behind the policies being implemented by Biden and the left have been a miserable failure and the public is awakening to that realization.
biden has not declared war on fossil fuels. Production has risen since trump left office. Risen. Not fallen. Got it? Ok?
the problem is that the energy business, which is dominated by Republicans, made a serious error during COVID by cutting back on production and refining. We are all paying the price for their error.
And that's it. That's 80% of the problem we have today. Russia is another piece.
Don't even try to blame biden for this. It's a market failure, mostly by Republican businesspeople. Plus the war.
In their economic structure as well, the red states, as a group, are much more rooted in the powerhouse industries of the 20th century than their blue counterparts, and less represented in the information-age industries generating the greatest economic output in the 21st century. Of the states Trump won, 23 rank in the top 26 states that emit the most carbon from their energy sector for each dollar of economic output, according to the federal Energy Information Administration...By contrast, 18 of the Trump states rank in the bottom half for the share of the workforce employed in technology jobs, according to data provided to me by Brookings Metro, a center-left thinktank.
Biden has declared war on the fossil fuel industry and as a result all people are suffering. Yes, states that extract fossil fuels are not going to be huge fans of Biden. That is self-interest at work. But everyone has suffered as a result of Biden's energy policies, not just the red states. Inflation harms everyone. Here is a list of the top 10 US Exports:
Mineral fuels including oil: US$239.8 billion (13.7% of total exports) Machinery including computers: $209.3 billion (11.9%) Electrical machinery, equipment: $185.4 billion (10.6%) Vehicles: $122.2 billion (7%) Optical, technical, medical apparatus: $91.7 billion (5.2%) Aircraft, spacecraft: $89.1 billion (5.1%) Gems, precious metals: $82.3 billion (4.7%) Pharmaceuticals: $78 billion (4.4%) Plastics, plastic articles: $74.3 billion (4.2%) Organic chemicals: $42.9 billion (2.4%)
Numbers 1, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 are all heavily reliant on fossil fuels. The tech sector only makes up about 9% of the US economy, and that percentage has remained about the same for a while. The idea that the tech sector would suddnely be able to make up for the void in our economy left by the elimination of the fossil fuel industry is quite ambitious and misguided.
Biden's policies are hurting everyone. He and many members of the left that pushed for the unnecessary and inflation producing American Rescue Plan will and should be voted out of office in the coming years. The fundamental ideals behind the policies being implemented by Biden and the left have been a miserable failure and the public is awakening to that realization.
US Oil Production under Trump vs. Biden (thousands of barrels)
I have bolded the biggest month for each President. Biden wins in 10 of the 12 months. Biden wins overall.
Trump Averages of each month he was in office from 2017-2020: Jan: 337,139 Feb: 310,252 Mar: 343,667 Apr: 327,244 May: 321,321 Jun: 317,526 Jul: 333,148 Aug: 338,295 Sep: 332,840 Oct: 343,571 Nov: 345,236 Dec: 355,703
Biden Averages of each month he has been in office from 2021-2022: Jan: 347,598 Feb: 295,249 Mar: 354,138 Apr: 342,877 May: 351,346 Jun: 338,645 Jul: 351,228 Aug: 347,393 Sep: 325,538 Oct: 357,314 Nov: 353,075 Dec: 359,709
Oil companies have over 9,100 drilling permits that they are not using. Those oil companies understand that consumers are looking for alternative forms of energy. Electric cars are getting better and better all the time. More Americans are working from home than ever before. And STILL with those realities, oil production is greater under Biden than it was under Trump.
The oil industry is just an industry. It's the same as what the ice cutting industry was. refrigerators removed the need for ice cutting. Eventually the oil industry will be a shell of what it is today (still LOTS of things that are produced using petroleum even if gas vehicles go the way of the Dodo).
There are LOTS of jobs being created in wind and solar power, and many of those are in TEXAS of all places. Oil isn't a guaranteed industry. Progress in science and technology should not be a political issue. Why do Republicans always want to hang on to values from 1954? The days move forward. The calendar changes.
Biden has declared war on the fossil fuel industry and as a result all people are suffering. Yes, states that extract fossil fuels are not going to be huge fans of Biden. That is self-interest at work. But everyone has suffered as a result of Biden's energy policies, not just the red states. Inflation harms everyone. Here is a list of the top 10 US Exports:
Mineral fuels including oil: US$239.8 billion (13.7% of total exports) Machinery including computers: $209.3 billion (11.9%) Electrical machinery, equipment: $185.4 billion (10.6%) Vehicles: $122.2 billion (7%) Optical, technical, medical apparatus: $91.7 billion (5.2%) Aircraft, spacecraft: $89.1 billion (5.1%) Gems, precious metals: $82.3 billion (4.7%) Pharmaceuticals: $78 billion (4.4%) Plastics, plastic articles: $74.3 billion (4.2%) Organic chemicals: $42.9 billion (2.4%)
Numbers 1, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 are all heavily reliant on fossil fuels. The tech sector only makes up about 9% of the US economy, and that percentage has remained about the same for a while. The idea that the tech sector would suddnely be able to make up for the void in our economy left by the elimination of the fossil fuel industry is quite ambitious and misguided.
Biden's policies are hurting everyone. He and many members of the left that pushed for the unnecessary and inflation producing American Rescue Plan will and should be voted out of office in the coming years. The fundamental ideals behind the policies being implemented by Biden and the left have been a miserable failure and the public is awakening to that realization.
biden has not declared war on fossil fuels. Production has risen since trump left office. Risen. Not fallen. Got it? Ok?
the problem is that the energy business, which is dominated by Republicans, made a serious error during COVID by cutting back on production and refining. We are all paying the price for their error.
And that's it. That's 80% of the problem we have today. Russia is another piece.
Don't even try to blame biden for this. It's a market failure, mostly by Republican businesspeople. Plus the war.
SMH. Policy impacts price more than today's production. Markets look forward, not back, as investments in infrastructure take years to payoff. So, when Biden cancels a pipeline and issues a moratorium on drilling on federal lands as some of his first acts as president, it sets the tone for the market. Yes, companies can get some temporary increases in production by uncapping wells that were put on hold when air travel dropped to a standstill during the early days of COVID, but that does little to affect prices that look forward. Russia plays a role, but even that conflict has been influenced by Biden's foreign and domestic policies. It is not a coincidence that both of Russia's incursions into Ukraine have occurred during Obama and Biden's tenures (and soon a likely incursion by China into Taiwan).
Oil companies have over 9,100 drilling permits that they are not using.
So? Is that a serious argument? Not all oil permits are worth anything. Oil companies needed wanted new oil permits and Biden intentionally slow-walked them for over a year.
Oil companies have over 9,100 drilling permits that they are not using.
So? Is that a serious argument? Not all oil permits are worth anything. Oil companies needed wanted new oil permits and Biden intentionally slow-walked them for over a year.
What do you mean, "so?" Again, they have over 9,100 permits that they are not using. Oil production is governed by the oil companies, not Joe Biden. If they produce too much, then the value of their product goes down.
Oil companies are seeing the truth about their industry which is why they are expanding into renewable sources of energy. Capitalism is at work here, not Joe Biden.
biden has not declared war on fossil fuels. Production has risen since trump left office. Risen. Not fallen. Got it? Ok?
the problem is that the energy business, which is dominated by Republicans, made a serious error during COVID by cutting back on production and refining. We are all paying the price for their error.
And that's it. That's 80% of the problem we have today. Russia is another piece.
Don't even try to blame biden for this. It's a market failure, mostly by Republican businesspeople. Plus the war.
SMH. Policy impacts price more than today's production. Markets look forward, not back, as investments in infrastructure take years to payoff. So, when Biden cancels a pipeline and issues a moratorium on drilling on federal lands as some of his first acts as president, it sets the tone for the market. Yes, companies can get some temporary increases in production by uncapping wells that were put on hold when air travel dropped to a standstill during the early days of COVID, but that does little to affect prices that look forward. Russia plays a role, but even that conflict has been influenced by Biden's foreign and domestic policies. It is not a coincidence that both of Russia's incursions into Ukraine have occurred during Obama and Biden's tenures (and soon a likely incursion by China into Taiwan).
you are correct that oil companies are looking forward and seeing long-term shrinkage of the fossil fuel business. That's not Biden, that's where oil companies see the world markets going.
But you are being foolish and polemic to say that the main problem is Biden and not the oil companies' own decisions during COVID that led to this. Oil had a negative price at some times, effectively.
Step back, take a breath and tell the truth. It will hurt you at first not to blame Biden for everything. But tomorrow or the next day you will feel much better about yourself, when you realize you can indeed still tell the truth.
You are an idiot (beyond the fact you were easily triggered by that). Trump left us in a RECESSION, you rube. We were in the midst of the worst part of the pandemic when Biden took office.
You really are very, very stupid.
INCORRECT! The "recession" ended in April 2020.
Ok...that's fair. Pandemic was still raging, and gas prices were artificially held down due to that and coming out of the Trump Recession.
Ok...that's fair. Pandemic was still raging, and gas prices were artificially held down due to that and coming out of the Trump Recession.
We are in a recession now, no matter how much this administration wants to move the goalposts.
“We have a currently sitting Supreme Court Justice who cannot define what a woman is, and now the White House can't define what a recession is.” pic.twitter.com/lWk2NnDGNu
Ok...that's fair. Pandemic was still raging, and gas prices were artificially held down due to that and coming out of the Trump Recession.
a rare LRC self-correction!
Everyone like this post! Outstanding, Flagpole.
I'm kind of an adult who would prefer not to adopt the sophomoric popularity contests sold by tech companies and swallowed by so many adults who OUGHT to consider themselves above it. So, if it's OK, I'm not gonna "like" anything.
I know that this probably comes across as ridiculously haughty, and I know that I'm responding to one of the actual adults on this thread, but.....still worth pointing out that "voting" and other "Let's perpetuate high school norms of shallowness THROUGHOUT our lives!" social media BS is just that.
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