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Posted by John T on November 10, 2021 at 07:30:25 from (107.77.228.197):

In Reply to: Fuel prices posted by john in la on November 10, 2021 at 03:20:03:

Good Morning John, hope you get to Flywheelers again and visit me like a few years ago COME ON DOWN

Ohhhhhhhhh for the past 3 or so years when gas was fairly low and stable and like ONE HALF what it is now then suddenly starting around the turn of the year SOMETHING HAPPENED AND IT LIKE DOUBLED IN THE PAST MONTHS grrrrrrrrr

Of course the President DOES NOT set gas prices HOWEVER GOVERNMENT POLICIES DO AFFECT Supply,,,,,,Investment,,,,,,,Drilling,,,,,,,Oil Leases,,,,,,,,,Pipelines,,,,,,,,,,,,etc etc etc which affects Supply and Prices and all I can say is prior policies kept it stable and low then ALL OF A SUDDEN different policies made it double GRRRRRRRRRRRR lol

Of course all are free to like or dislike current policies and not be concerned or care that gas has doubled for whatever reasons and are entitled to THEIR OPINION WHICH I RESEPCT AND DEMAND THE SAME IN RETURN but since it was stable and low the past years, then all of a sudden doubled,,,,,,,, it is MY OPINION government policy changes (Drilling, Investment, leases, pipleines, Supply) JUST MIGHT POSSIBLY HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WITH IT ??????? Ya think ???????? or did policy changes not matter whatsoever ????

I liked the policies when gas and inflation was lower and sure others do not and prefer the current policies affecting supply and investment and drilling etc., (thats their right and opinion) but we can all hope and pray for America yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

God Bless America

John T


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