NO GAS DAY
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Dutchess County NY
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Was buying gas at the Hess station 10 min ago and the truck came in to fill up the station tanks. I paid $3.19 a gallon for 87 octain. As i was pumping they raised the price $.03 a gallon. I'M SORRY I VOTED FOR THAT MORON BUSH!!!
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I think the U.S. needs to take a hard look at the way they have been doing buisness...I mean we have been setting ourselves up for this for years by not exploring our own resources and by letting the auto industry continue to produce gas guzzling vehicles... They have set up new guidelines that the auto industry is now going to have to comply by in increasing the fuel mileage....I mean if they can suddenly do that don't you think they have had the ability the whole time to increase the effiecieny..[&:]And WHY haven't we constructed a new refinery in the last 25yrs. I mean didn't they think that would help somewhere down the road...COME ON!!!! We as a country are going to have to stand up to government and demand some changes[:@]The government after all works for us the taxpayer right? YEAH RIGHT [:'(]I mean gas started going up the very day that this Katrina thing started...If we live that close to the edge w/ our supply of fuel we should be slapped for being so stupid...[:@]
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What exactly did bush do to make this situation? If you recall, he wanted to open up Alaska and build more refineries but the eco-weenies started whining and lambasting him. Do you remember the commercials at election time from the environmental wackos, showing a decimated landscape and implying that was what the wilderness was going to look like if President Bush got his way?
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Dutchess County NY
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Alwyshntn, I agree with you 100%. Thats why I voted Rep. sowe would possibly start becoming self sufficient. ( drill more oil wells and so on) But anyway I'm no bleeding heart liberal[:@]but I cant see me voting republican any time soon. Well enough of that BS. To keep this a hunting thread and not a political one I have to say GO TEAM RACKMASTERS!
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There isno sensein drilling in Alaska, geologists have shown evidence that there would be no more than Six months worth of usable oil and the majority of it is in such remote areas that it is almost inaccessible. If they spent the time and effort to get at what oil is there, the cost would deffinetly outway the benefit. I believe it was the owners of Texaco companies, that outright admitted they made $94 billon in net profit in 04'. Oil, is becoming tougher to obtain but not to the tune of $94 billon dollars. They are just taking advantage of the public and like idiots we just keep lining their pockets.
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We as a country are going to have to stand up to government and demand some changes[:@]The government after all works for us the taxpayer right? YEAH RIGHT [:'(]I mean gas started going up the very day that this Katrina thing started...If we live that close to the edge w/ our supply of fuel we should be slapped for being so stupid...[:@]
Anyway, cant wait till Oct 1st. Have to put some food on the table while I am busy spending the rest of my hard earned money on fuel!!! Glad my hunting property is only a few miles away!!!
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Oil, is becoming tougher to obtain but not to the tune of $94 billon dollars. They are just taking advantage of the public and like idiots we just keep lining their pockets.
Its not all gasoline though, all petrolium product prices (mainly plastics and rubber) are rising.
If the politicians really have our interests in mind then they would eliminate the tax on gasoline altogether. That money we save ($.40 per gallon in Illinois) would still be pumped back in to the economy and be taxed.
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My neighbors are Over the Road Truckers (OTR), and called yesterday from Atlanta, fuel there was $5.95. They belong to OOIDA, (Owner Operator Independent Driver Assoc.) based out of Grain Valley, MO. OOIDA found out that our Gov. exports more refined oil, (gas, from our refineries) to other countries, mostly Mexico, than it imports from other countries. Kinda makes you wonder who is pocketing the money?
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im guessing hill never took an ecinomics class the president can only beg the arabs for more fuel the environmentalists have been able to keep the epa from allowing new refineries for the last 20 years our refineries have been running at 90 percent plus capacitie so when e few go down where screwed we cant even drill for oil we have in the us let alone refine it since demand is high and supply low price goes up since i understand basic ecinomics i started adding oil stocks to my portfollio mostly oil tankers if the us wont drill for oil they have to ship it and there is only a few tankers for all the oil going to the us and china so guess who is makeing money
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