President Joe Biden - Kamala Harris Administration

[luthervol]

Yay Barry.

Gas prices were also $1.69 under Obama. They were never that low under Trump.
Thanks Obama!!!!!!

Maybe you guys will understand that gas prices fluctuate. Always have, always will.

 

[luthervol]

so it’s fair to say that Biden is presiding over the worst gas prices in 2 decades. See words games are easy

No. They were higher 7 years ago. (less than a decade)

 

[allvol123]

Gas prices were also $1.69 under Obama. They were never that low under Trump.
Thanks Obama!!!!!!

Maybe you guys will understand that gas prices fluctuate. Always have, always will.

Policies effect fluctuations, you understanding this?

 

[C-south]

Gas prices were also $1.69 under Obama. They were never that low under Trump.
Thanks Obama!!!!!!

Maybe you guys will understand that gas prices fluctuate. Always have, always will.

What tenures do they tend to “fluctuate” at well over $3?

 

[luthervol]

Policies effect fluctuations, you understanding this?

Of course. And there is often a long term 'short term trade off.
Also, gas prices are often completely beyond the control of policy.
It can get complicated.
You do understand this, right?

 

[allvol123]

Of course. And there is often a long term 'short term trade off.
Also, gas prices are often completely beyond the control of policy.
It can get complicated.
You do understand this, right?

We are seeing fluctuations in the wrong direction currently. Bad policy or not?

 

[volinbham]

They are paying less than they did 13 years ago or 7 years ago.

the 13 year ago spike was very brief - the 7 years ago was also repeated several times all during the last D POTUS who had anti oil policies.

both instances were historic outliers - it's like saying the 2008 market crash wasn't bad because was worse in the late 20's/early 30's.

more practically if you are pretending people aren't really feeling the increase in gas prices because these numbers have been hit sometime in history then you are exactly the type of person I'd like advising D leadership about the issues.

don't believe your lying eyes - it's just an R lie.

 

[luthervol]

What tenures do they tend to “fluctuate” at well over $3?

Both?
The biggest spike was under Bush.

 

[volinbham]

Both?
The biggest spike was under Bush.

and by far the biggest sustained period of high prices was under Obama - lasted over 3 years vs a 6 month spike under Bush

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

Just showing the insanity and inaccuracies of the right wing narrative.
How simple you are.

LOL

 

[volinbham]

Gas prices were also $1.69 under Obama. They were never that low under Trump.
Thanks Obama!!!!!!

Maybe you guys will understand that gas prices fluctuate. Always have, always will.

and they went up 30% before he left office - isn't % increase the correct metric?

 

[luthervol]

the 13 year ago spike was very brief - the 7 years ago was also repeated several times all during the last D POTUS who had anti oil policies.

both instances were historic outliers - it's like saying the 2008 market crash wasn't bad because was worse in the late 20's/early 30's.

more practically if you are pretending people aren't really feeling the increase in gas prices because these numbers have been hit sometime in history then you are exactly the type of person I'd like advising D leadership about the issues.

don't believe your lying eyes - it's just an R lie.

I'm just offering perspective, which is sorely lacking.

 

[Boca Vol]

Gas prices were also $1.69 under Obama. They were never that low under Trump.
Thanks Obama!!!!!!

Maybe you guys will understand that gas prices fluctuate. Always have, always will.

They were here in FL in Feb/Mar 2020.

 

[C-south]

I'm just offering perspective, which is sorely lacking.

Someone that is clueless to reality definitely has no clue about any “perspective”.

 

[luthervol]

and they went up 30% before he left office - isn't % increase the correct metric?

Proving my point. They go up, they come down. Always. Under every president.

And, there are more important things than the price of gas.

 

[luthervol]

They were here in FL in Feb/Mar 2020.

And 2.40 when he left office. See how quickly they can change?

 

[volinbham]

Maybe you guys will understand that gas prices fluctuate. Always have, always will.

Interestingly there have been roughly 70 months where gas prices were over 3/gallon. Oddly enough 53 or so have been under D leadership.

but yeah, it's just random and not at all connected to policy at all.

 

[Orangeslice13]

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[C-south]

Proving my point. They go up, they come down. Always. Under every president.

And, there are more important things than the price of gas.

And none of them are related to any social program.

 

[volinbham]

I'm just offering perspective, which is sorely lacking.

you are substituting your perspective for both reality and the perspectives of those who are honestly feeling the pain of the extra buck a gallon they have to pay.

a true let them eat cake attitude.

 

[Boca Vol]

And 2.40 when he left office. See how quickly they can change?

Not in FL. Nice try. Look at the original figures you posted. There is a yo-yo effect during Trump's admin. There is a one-way Super-Ball bounce going upward since your Senile Messiah took over.

 

[volinbham]

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yes and almost 4 years of over 3/gallon - the "up and down" managed to stay historically high for 4 years but of course that's just coincidence and in now way reflects any policy decisions.

 

[Orangeslice13]

yes and almost 4 years of over 3/gallon - the "up and down" managed to stay historically high for 4 years but of course that's just coincidence and in now way reflects any policy decisions.

Lol
I responded without looking at who I was responding too.
After I figured it out I erased the post. Then I read the rest and realized you had it covered

 

[OrangeTsar]

Of course. And there is often a long term 'short term trade off.
Also, gas prices are often completely beyond the control of policy.
It can get complicated.
You do understand this, right?

Just keep telling yourself that. No, PLEASE

 

[OrangeTsar]

Regarding gas prices….can someone explain this to me….Joe emits 2.2 million pounds of CO2 to fly to Scotland for a meeting on“climate changes“ (plus catch up on nap time) where he pledged to continue to unilaterally cripple US oil production. Then he flies back to the US and immediately begs Russia and Saudi Arabia to BOOST their oil production? Did I miss something? Is Russian or Saudi oil like „low carbon“ or something? Is it the energy equivalent of light beer or skim milk?