Re: Another question

San Francisco CA

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Do you have a habit of asking obvious questions you already know the answers to? That's if you have any brains at all (I don't hold my hopes up). Your infantile questions makes me think you are retarded. Fuel costs "were stable" while DUMP was running the country off a cliff because all of the shipping and supply issues had not caught up to the U.S yet. Most of the U.S was still in nationwide lock down and not traveling hardly at all and there also wasn't a War in Ukraine at the time to continue to drive up energy costs. Oil corporations like BP, Chevron, Shell etc. also "set" their costs, so why would they ever give up on fleecing every day Americans at the pump when it makes them so much money? The US has been buying foreign oil for decades and unless Biden and other countries get on the same page(and they should) and DUMP Russian oil and gas completely. It's not likely to happen unless all are willing to accept the aftermath of astronomical prices at the pump and on your gas bill at home. You think the gas prices are high now?Watch what happens if the U.S and all of Europe drop the use of Russian imported oil and gas. You'll be begging for $5.00 per gallon. I don't think Biden likes the high gas prices any more than anyone else does,(doesn't make him look good). So I don't know why you think "its personal"? Is it because you are taking it personally? Again, you post some pretty dumb, fucking stupid questions. Use what brains you have and educate yourself instead of getting in front of class like an 8 year old to show off your pet frog you found at recess in the poopy smelling water ditch you named "Skippy", who will die before you get home because you can't stop touching it and you keep him in your milk carton you had a lunch. Another question to democrats that will go unanswered (Cypress) With the cost of fuel surging, why hasn't Biden reversed his day one policies on US oil production and put our country on an energy independence course? Fuel costs were relatively stable throughout the Trump administration, so part 2 of the question is, why does Biden want to financially impact Joe Average American? It all seems like a simple answer to me. do