National Average Price of Gasoline Hits an All-Time High

I don’t have a particular one in mind. Do you have advice? I will buy a used one, not a new one. I’ve been browsing on the auto sites. Searching a 200 mile radius. Got about 20 saved to my email. I am early browsing. Probably be late July when I purchase unless I see something that strikes me as a great deal.

Selling my F150 over a decade ago was the worst car move I ever made. A man needs a truck. I am getting excited like a kid for Christmas.

I was going Tacoma or Tundra. Leaning heavy towards wanting Tundra but considering Tacoma due to gas prices.
I'm in the same boat. Had a Tundra. Loved it. Might be in the market in December-February of next year
 
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I'm in the same boat. Had a Tundra. Loved it. Might be in the market in December-February of next year

Glad to hear you loved it.

Been reading up more on the truck market. I am surprised how highly some publications rank the Ram line. When I was a kid in the 80s and 90s, Dodge sucked. I guess they have improved drastically???

But I always keep going back to the Tundra when I do my internet searches for vehicles.
 
Glad to hear you loved it.

Been reading up more on the truck market. I am surprised how highly some publications rank the Ram line. When I was a kid in the 80s and 90s, Dodge sucked. I guess they have improved drastically???

But I always keep going back to the Tundra when I do my internet searches for vehicles.
I always heard of Ram dashboards falling off randomly lol.

But yeah I had a maroon tundra. Power T on the back window. The whole back window went down by button so you can't see the T in the picture but there's college aged me. 4 door. 4wd v8.
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And no I'm not stuck. Just parking. Got out a second later.

I ended up putting black rims on it too.
 
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There’s nothing they can do! This would have happened no matter who was elected.

If you do not think the current regulatory environment, printing more money and the administration's stance on energy has no impact on oil prices, then you don't understand basic commodities and futures markets.

It's not all his fault for sure but his policies are a partial driver in the increase.
 
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If you do not think the current regulatory environment, printing more money and the administration's stance on energy has no impact on oil prices, then you don't understand basic commodities and futures markets.

It's not all his fault for sure but his policies are a partial driver in the increase.

Joe Biden wants as much domestic oil coming out of the ground as possible to ease the pain at the pump caused by Putin. For some reason nobody wants to give him credit. They just blame him for stuff that he can’t do anything about. Or so I was told.
 
Joe Biden wants as much domestic oil coming out of the ground as possible to ease the pain at the pump caused by Putin. For some reason nobody wants to give him credit. They just blame him for stuff that he can’t do anything about. Or so I was told.

Threatening windfall taxes, weaponzing the EPA, pissing off the Saudis runs contrary to what you are saying...

Again, there's several reasons for the increase, Putin, supply/demand issues from 2020 that he has little control over. But he absolutely has partially contributed to it.
 
Threatening windfall taxes, weaponzing the EPA, pissing off the Saudis runs contrary to what you are saying...

Again, there's several reasons for the increase, Putin, supply/demand issues from 2020 that he has little control over. But he absolutely has partially contributed to it.

I agree with you. The first post was just a parody of most Democrats today. The second just carried it on.

Me from sometime in May saying exactly what you are getting at.

Certainly not all of it is the Democrats’ fault, but a lot of it is. Oil is a futures market. Notice how quickly it reacts to policy changes from the US. If Biden came out tomorrow and said he was going to open up drilling and encourage policy to bring more domestic oil to the market as soon as possible, the price on the futures market would immediately fall. And prices at the pump would follow. Biden has done the opposite, and it’s supporting higher prices.

But what matters most is perception. Biden is in office, and he’s going to get the blame from most people. Like Bush and the hurricane. Or Trump and Coronavirus deaths. Biden told us he would not be an excuse president, so I’m waiting for him to own the gas prices, inflation, coronavirus deaths on his watch, etc.
 
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Joe Biden wants as much domestic oil coming out of the ground as possible to ease the pain at the pump caused by Putin. For some reason nobody wants to give him credit. They just blame him for stuff that he can’t do anything about. Or so I was told.

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Joe Biden wants as much domestic oil coming out of the ground as possible to ease the pain at the pump caused by Putin. For some reason nobody wants to give him credit. They just blame him for stuff that he can’t do anything about. Or so I was told.

Your lack of blue font is confusing the crap out of BigOrangeMojo.
 
US families should suffer high gas prices to protect 'the liberal world order', Biden's economic advisor Brian Deese says when asked what he would say to Americans who can't afford $4.85 a gallon

  • 'What do you say to those families that say, 'listen, we can't afford to pay $4.85 a gallon for months, if not years?' the advisor was asked
  • 'This is about the future of the Liberal World Order and we have to stand firm,' he replied
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Brian Deese says Americans should 'stand firm' on paying record-high gas prices | Daily Mail Online
 

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