Yes, Biden did that.

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https://americanlookout.com/the-biden-effect-gas-prices-hit-seven-year-high/

THE BIDEN EFFECT: Gas Prices Hit Seven Year High

Now, six months into Biden’s presidency, gas prices are already at a seven year high.
You almost get the sense that Democrats did this on purpose.

https://www.foxbusiness.com/energy/...uting-to-gas-price-increases-gasbuddy-analyst

Biden's energy plan contributing to gas price increases: GasBuddy analyst
De Haan told “Mornings with Maria” that “right now it’s really the economy that’s pushing prices higher,” but noted that “the limitations on new drilling could eventually become an issue.”

President Biden’s energy actions have included temporarily suspending the issuance of oil and gas permits on federal lands and waters and the cancelation of the Keystone XL oil pipeline project in a series of orders aimed at combating climate change.

De Haan also pointed to Biden's “massive infrastructure plan” and noted the concern of “how to pay for it” could impact the price at the pump.


And for the fuccking morons here who will whine bu bu but Trump...
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-touts-lower-gas-prices-as-second-tax-cut

Trump touts lower gas prices as 'another Tax Cut'
President Trump on Tuesday touted news of falling gas prices in the U.S., likening the savings to "another Tax Cut."

Prices at the pump reached their lowest level in two years in December at $2.37 and have continued to fall, according to FOX Business. In nine states, the average price for a gallon of gasoline fell below $2.

“Gas prices are low and expected to go down this year,” Trump tweeted. “This would be good!”


A falling gasoline price is a tax cut.
And Joe's HIGHER gasoline prices are a tax INCREASE.

 

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THE BIDEN EFFECT: Gas Prices Hit Seven Year High

Now, six months into Biden’s presidency, gas prices are already at a seven year High.
You almost get the sense that Democrats did this on purpose.

https://www.foxbusiness.com/energy/...uting-to-gas-price-increases-gasbuddy-analyst

Biden's energy plan contributing to gas price increases: GasBuddy analyst
De Haan told “Mornings with Maria” that “right now it’s really the economy that’s pushing prices higher,” but noted that “the limitations on new drilling could eventually become an issue.”

President Biden’s energy actions have included temporarily suspending the issuance of oil and gas permits on federal lands and waters and the cancelation of the Keystone XL oil pipeline project in a series of orders aimed at combating climate change.

De Haan also pointed to Biden's “massive infrastructure plan” and noted the concern of “how to pay for it” could impact the price at the pump.


And for the fuccking morons here who will whine bu bu but Trump...
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-touts-lower-gas-prices-as-second-tax-cut

Trump touts lower gas prices as 'another Tax Cut'
President Trump on Tuesday touted news of falling gas prices in the U.S., likening the savings to "another Tax Cut."

Prices at the pump reached their lowest level in two years in December at $2.37 and have continued to fall, according to FOX Business. In nine states, the average price for a gallon of gasoline fell below $2.

“Gas prices are low and expected to go down this year,” Trump tweeted. “This would be good!”


A falling gasoline price is a tax cut.
And Joe's HIGHER gasoline prices are a tax INCREASE.

And it's regressive, affecting poor people the most.

 

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THE BIDEN EFFECT: Gas Prices Hit Seven Year High

Now, six months into Biden’s presidency, gas prices are already at a seven year High.
You almost get the sense that Democrats did this on purpose.

https://www.foxbusiness.com/energy/...uting-to-gas-price-increases-gasbuddy-analyst

Biden's energy plan contributing to gas price increases: GasBuddy analyst
De Haan told “Mornings with Maria” that “right now it’s really the economy that’s pushing prices higher,” but noted that “the limitations on new drilling could eventually become an issue.”

President Biden’s energy actions have included temporarily suspending the issuance of oil and gas permits on federal lands and waters and the cancelation of the Keystone XL oil pipeline project in a series of orders aimed at combating climate change.

De Haan also pointed to Biden's “massive infrastructure plan” and noted the concern of “how to pay for it” could impact the price at the pump.


And for the fuccking morons here who will whine bu bu but Trump...
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-touts-lower-gas-prices-as-second-tax-cut

Trump touts lower gas prices as 'another Tax Cut'
President Trump on Tuesday touted news of falling gas prices in the U.S., likening the savings to "another Tax Cut."

Prices at the pump reached their lowest level in two years in December at $2.37 and have continued to fall, according to FOX Business. In nine states, the average price for a gallon of gasoline fell below $2.

“Gas prices are low and expected to go down this year,” Trump tweeted. “This would be good!”


A falling gasoline price is a tax cut.
And Joe's HIGHER gasoline prices are a tax INCREASE.

People can argue about who's to blame, but what we all can agree on is that inflation is on the rise, and it doesn't affect just the "rich people":


Connect the dots and the data points and trouble may loom for the holiday season.

Inflation is on the rise. Purchasing power is waning. Consumer confidence seems wobbly — and as a result we may find that consumers pivot toward buying the goods and services that they “must” have rather than gifting everyone on their list.

As noted in this space, consumer confidence fell for the second month in a row, as the pandemic lingers and inflation ticks up. The latest reading from the Conference Board stood at 109.3 in September, where it had been 115.2 the month before.

Read here: US Consumer Confidence Dips for Second Month

The numbers fell to 109.3 in September after being revised to 115.2 in August, per the release. Consumers had reduced their expectations to buy larger-ticket items such as homes, major appliances and automobiles. It’s not far-fetched to think that if current trends continue, then that hesitation to spend may translate to smaller, everyday items — or the gifts that pile up for relatives and friends in advance of, and during, the holiday shopping season.

Retailers are, in a way, trying to gain as much traction as they can, with an eye on top-line torque — sooner rather than later. There already has been an acceleration in holiday shopping deals and promotions. The Target Deals Event, of course, is on its way this month, and the company also has opened its Holiday Price Match Guarantee. Amazon has ben moving its Black Friday deals up on the calendar.



Inflation Points to Bumpy Holiday Season | PYMNTS.com

 

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And it's regressive, affecting poor people the most.

Democrat policies ALWAYS hurt the poor. In a lot of ways, Democrats CREATE more poor people.
Only an IDIOT and a TRAITOR (and about 60 million copy machines) would vote for a Democrat.

 

[reason10]

People can argue about who's to blame, but what we all can agree on is that inflation is on the rise, and it doesn't affect just the "rich people":


Connect the dots and the data points and trouble may loom for the holiday season.

Inflation is on the rise. Purchasing power is waning. Consumer confidence seems wobbly — and as a result we may find that consumers pivot toward buying the goods and services that they “must” have rather than gifting everyone on their list.

As noted in this space, consumer confidence fell for the second month in a row, as the pandemic lingers and inflation ticks up. The latest reading from the Conference Board stood at 109.3 in September, where it had been 115.2 the month before.

Read here: US Consumer Confidence Dips for Second Month

The numbers fell to 109.3 in September after being revised to 115.2 in August, per the release. Consumers had reduced their expectations to buy larger-ticket items such as homes, major appliances and automobiles. It’s not far-fetched to think that if current trends continue, then that hesitation to spend may translate to smaller, everyday items — or the gifts that pile up for relatives and friends in advance of, and during, the holiday shopping season.

Retailers are, in a way, trying to gain as much traction as they can, with an eye on top-line torque — sooner rather than later. There already has been an acceleration in holiday shopping deals and promotions. The Target Deals Event, of course, is on its way this month, and the company also has opened its Holiday Price Match Guarantee. Amazon has ben moving its Black Friday deals up on the calendar.



Inflation Points to Bumpy Holiday Season | PYMNTS.com

The Achievers do not have a problem with inflation or higher taxes. They do not suffer any changes in lifestyle. They don't have to learn to do with less. They just let their accountants LEGALLY avoid taxes and move jobs overseas.

Democrats who campaign on class envy are despicable traitors.

 

[Dawg]

Majority of politicians don't even know where the gas cap is

 

[reason10]

And here's what so funny about the People here. At first, they'll blame Trump for this, blame ANYONE ELSE except Biden.
Then I'll mention that the Green New Deal brownshirts were the ones who forced Biden to sign that idiotic Executive Order that totally destroyed domestic energy production. They will say that gas prices needed to go up to put less carbon in the atmosphere because of that idiotic Climate Change lie. Then they will PRAISE Biden for this massive TAX ON THE POOR.

 

[Dawg]

Obama going to get his $6 gas

 

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THE BIDEN EFFECT: Gas Prices Hit Seven Year High

Now, six months into Biden’s presidency, gas prices are already at a seven year High.
You almost get the sense that Democrats did this on purpose.

https://www.foxbusiness.com/energy/...uting-to-gas-price-increases-gasbuddy-analyst

Biden's energy plan contributing to gas price increases: GasBuddy analyst
De Haan told “Mornings with Maria” that “right now it’s really the economy that’s pushing prices higher,” but noted that “the limitations on new drilling could eventually become an issue.”

President Biden’s energy actions have included temporarily suspending the issuance of oil and gas permits on federal lands and waters and the cancelation of the Keystone XL oil pipeline project in a series of orders aimed at combating climate change.

De Haan also pointed to Biden's “massive infrastructure plan” and noted the concern of “how to pay for it” could impact the price at the pump.


And for the fuccking morons here who will whine bu bu but Trump...
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-touts-lower-gas-prices-as-second-tax-cut

Trump touts lower gas prices as 'another Tax Cut'
President Trump on Tuesday touted news of falling gas prices in the U.S., likening the savings to "another Tax Cut."

Prices at the pump reached their lowest level in two years in December at $2.37 and have continued to fall, according to FOX Business. In nine states, the average price for a gallon of gasoline fell below $2.

“Gas prices are low and expected to go down this year,” Trump tweeted. “This would be good!”


A falling gasoline price is a tax cut.
And Joe's HIGHER gasoline prices are a tax INCREASE.

From your link:

“right now it’s really the economy that’s pushing prices higher,” but noted that “the limitations on new drilling could eventually become an issue.”

and yet your headline blames Biden for the increase....and then is contradicted in the article.

Gas prices fell because of the pandemic...fewer people driving, less demand...So if you want to give credit to Trump for the pandemic....ok by me.

Want to talk about when gas prices hit $4 in June 2008? Bush was president...remember? Or how about $2.90 in Oct 2018?

Weekly Denver, CO Regular Conventional Retail Gasoline Prices (Dollars per Gallon)

www.eia.gov

 

[middleview]

And here's what so funny about the People here. At first, they'll blame Trump for this, blame ANYONE ELSE except Biden.
Then I'll mention that the Green New Deal brownshirts were the ones who forced Biden to sign that idiotic Executive Order that totally destroyed domestic energy production. They will say that gas prices needed to go up to put less carbon in the atmosphere because of that idiotic Climate Change lie. Then they will PRAISE Biden for this massive TAX ON THE POOR.

Then I'll point out that domestic oil production is at an all time high and you'll ignore it and say what about Keystone and I'll remind you that the pipeline is Canadian oil and not domestic and that it wasn't completed because there are like 60 or so eminent domain lawsuits where Keystone is trying to force farmers to allow them to cross their farmland...so there was no oil production currently related to the pipeline and you'll ignore that and say yeah, well what about offshore drilling and ANWR and I will again remind you that those would not be producing oil for years....

We done now?

 

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“right now it’s really the economy that’s pushing prices higher,” but noted that “the limitations on new drilling could eventually become an issue.”

Are you stupid? The ECONOMY isn't pushing ANYTHING higher. The economy is tanking. The Reagan economy was the best of its time and gasoline prices PLUMMETED. The Biden economy is the worst in history, but his policies caused gasoline prices to skyrocket. Edited

and yet your headline blames Biden for the increase....and then is contradicted in the article.

Biden is responsible for the increase.

Gas prices fell because of the pandemic...fewer people driving, less demand...So if you want to give credit to Trump for the pandemic....ok by me.

That's a lie. Gas prices fell because President Trump mediated in that oil war between Asia and OPEC. In doing so, he saved American domestic production.

https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/oil-price-opec-saudi-arabia-russia-trump-deal

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/n...-deal-inside-story-price-war-ended/111542544/

Want to talk about when gas prices hit $4 in June 2008? Bush was president...remember?

2008 U.S. Gas Price Year in Review

Gas prices have always been an up and down proposition. This year has been as especially rocky year, with prices reaching the highest in history, then plummeting to a 5-year low within only a matter of months. Graphs and

www.treehugger.com

July 7, 2008—Crude oil prices settled-in at a new record of $147 per barrel. The U.S. average price for regular gasoline climbs to an all-time high of $4.11 per gallon. Road trip style vacations are put on hold for many summer travelers.
Aug. 5, 2008—Oil prices fall below $120 a barrel. Treehuggers search for the good within the escalating gas prices.
Sept. 15, 2008—The barrel continues to drop below $100 a barrel for the first time in six months. The idea of a serious financial industry recession is discussed as the market literally begins to melt down!
Oct. 16, 2008—Oil prices fall below $70 a barrel, which is less than half of its July peak. Signs of $1.99 a gallon gas brings celebration to the masses. Some consumers begin to talk about dragging out their gas guzzling SUV's and Winnebago's for the first time in months.
Nov. 3, 2008—U.S. Gas prices drop to $1.72 a gallon. Some gas stations even roll out a $.99 cent promotional deal. Treehuggers question whether the sudden drop is as good as most consumers seem to think it is.

Dec. 17, 2008—OPEC removes 2.2 million barrels from its daily production. Crude oil collapses to $40 a barrel, becoming the lowest price in almost 4 years.
Dec. 19, 2008—After weeks of negotiation, Bush approves the emergency bailout of the U.S. auto industries big three, giving them $17.4 billion in rescue loans. Treehugger questions whether the government is doing the right thing.
Dec. 22, 2008—Toyota unveils its first operating loss in 70 years of business.Sales drop for the Prius considerably. Low gas prices appear to be minimizing the hype over the hybrid vehicle.
Dec. 26, 2008—Gas prices tumble to $1.64 a gallon. Some areas seeing prices as low as $1.45 a gallon. Crude oil is just a little over $40 a barrel still.
dec. 31, 2008—Crude oil prices plummet below $37 a barrel while the U.S. average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline falls to an amazing 5-year low of $1.61.

You were saying?
https://www.treehugger.com/us-gas-price-year-in-review-4858089
Or how about $2.90 in Oct 2018?

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Oil-Prices/Why-Oil-Prices-Rose-And-Crashed-In-2018.html

Why Oil Prices Fell in 2018

This past summer, China had become a major importer of U.S. oil to the tune of 500,000 BPD. But the trade war with China resulted in China halting imports of U.S. oil. This loss of market hurt U.S. oil producers, and helped push inventories higher in the U.S. This further hurt U.S. oil producers by pushing prices down.

But then President Trump also undercut oil producers by waiving sanctions on Iran. Leading up to the implementation of sanctions on Iran that would cut off their oil exports, Trump persuaded Saudi Arabia to begin pumping more oil to compensate for Iran’s pending lost exports.

Then, just before sanctions were set to go into effect, Trump announced that waivers would be given to a number of countries to allow them to continue to import Iranian oil. Among those countries was China, which ironically means U.S. oil producers lost business to Iran as a result of this decision.


Saudi Arabia felt double-crossed by the decision to grant waivers, which resulted in too much oil in the market. The price of oil predictably plunged. But I expect Saudi to approach things differently in 2019.

Verdict: Higher Oil Prices in 2019

Following the waivers on Iranian imports, Saudi Arabia vowed to cut production. The market wasn’t convinced, and crude oil continued to fall.

Related: $50 Oil Won’t Kill U.S. Shale

But then OPEC surprised a lot of people by agreeing with Russia to cut a total of 1.2 million BPD of oil from the market. The last time OPEC announced a major cooperation agreement with Russia, oil prices rallied from the $40s up past $70/bbl once it became apparent that the group was sticking to its agreement.

I expect similar results this time. Jointly, OPEC and Russia produce more than 50% of the world’s oil. They have significant pricing power if they manage to maintain discipline. I expect they will do so given the positive results from the previous production cuts, and therefore I expect the price of oil to recover back above $60/bbl in a few short months.

I would note in conclusion that there was another draw on U.S. crude inventories this week, the third straight decline. Inventories of petroleum and finished products are now 17.5% lower than they were a year ago. Despite this, U.S. crude oil prices are more than 20% lower than they were a year ago. This is setting up the sort of disconnect I saw in the natural gas markets a few months ago. This disconnect led to a >60% rally in natural gas prices.

But there’s still the Trump wildcard. As long as he is committed to lower oil prices, he will continue to cajole and coerce Saudi Arabia for more oil production. I expect he will have less success with this approach in 2019.

No matter how you slice it, Trump gave us lower gasoline prices than Biden.

Canceling the Keystone Pipeline by itself rattled oil markets and caused the price of crude to skyrocket.

https://redstate.com/bonchie/2021/0...for-help-as-gas-price-backlash-builds-n424888

Upon taking office, Biden canceled the Keystone XL pipeline, taking with it 11,000 or so high-paying jobs. Other actions dealing with federal leases and permits to drill, including in ANWR, also put a crunch on domestic oil production. Now, middle America is reaping the whirlwind, with gas prices shooting through the roof.

https://nypost.com/2021/07/07/rep-kevin-mccarthy-slams-biden-on-rising-gas-prices/

McCarthy (R-Calif.) told The Post, “Americans are paying more in Biden’s America. The cost of gasoline has surged to the highest price since 2014, a time when Biden was last serving in office. President Biden’s disastrous energy policies have decimated American energy independence and increased costs for the American people.
“Rather than bragging about saving you just 16 cents at your barbecue, President Biden should recognize that his socialist policies are driving up costs for millions of American families.”
Americans are facing sticker shock at the pump as gas prices soared this week to a seven-year high. Since the start of the year, drivers have endured a 40% cost increase when filling up, with AAA reporting a gallon of fuel has hit $3.13.

This is all Biden's fault. He is now the worst president in the history of America.

 

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Then I'll point out that domestic oil production is at an all time High and you'll ignore it and say what about Keystone and I'll remind you that the pipeline is Canadian oil and not domestic and that it wasn't completed because there are like 60 or so eminent domain lawsuits where Keystone is trying to force farmers to allow them to cross their farmland...so there was no oil production currently related to the pipeline and you'll ignore that and say yeah, well what about offshore drilling and ANWR and I will again remind you that those would not be producing oil for years....

We done now?

Everything you just said is a lie. You have no idea what you are talking about. Edited

We are done now. You have lost this argument.