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Why? I see conjecture. Not a bit of actual evidence.
Why? I see conjecture. Not a bit of actual evidence.Read post 65.
Why do you keep honing in n the minimum wage hike like it's the only thing I listed. It's a dishonest tactic to try and avoid admiting it was the left that insisted on the lock down a among another things that have had a negative impact on our economy.The same factors that caused the inflation in every other country on earth. Global supply of goods dropped radically due to a global pandemic. Your assertion that a modest minimum wage increase in the US did all this is unfounded and unsupported.
Wow, it's totally amazing that a sitting US president's domestic policies can cause a global inflation crisis in every country on earth. What power!
Why do you keep honing in n the minimum wage hike like it's the only thing I listed. It's a dishonest tactic to try and avoid admiting it was the left that insisted on the lock down a among another things that have had a negative impact on our economy.
It was a official recommendation from the Trump white houseWhy do you keep honing in n the minimum wage hike like it's the only thing I listed. It's a dishonest tactic to try and avoid admiting it was the left that insisted on the lock down a among another things that have had a negative impact on our economy.
And the big hole there is in the budget already?We will pay for it after two years when the bullshit becomes obvious and we double the tax rates...
Laffriot. No serious person believes that .To the point that most economists say the biggest part of our inflation is corporate price gouging,
I don't care. At the level it's at it's causing real pain, and it didn't need to be this high.If that's the case, why is US inflation better than most other countries right now?
I have no idea what you're trying to say, other than a tangled attempt to shift blame away from the current administration.Since energy is a large component of the inflationary pressures right now, should we return the ban on oil exports that was listed after 40 years? You know, the one the GQP and oil industry assured us we had to remove to open our energy markets to the global energy markets.
You see only what you want to see.Why? I see conjecture. Not a bit of actual evidence.
I have no idea what you're trying to say, other than a tangled attempt to shift blame away from the current administration.
No, we should not ban oil exports.Should we ban oil exports? Why is the oil industry shitting their pants over the prospect of a return on the oil export ban?
U.S. oil groups urge Biden to take fuel export ban off table, letter shows
The largest U.S. oil trade groups said on Tuesday that they have "significant concerns" that the Biden administration is considering limiting fuel exports to lower consumer prices and urged top officials to take the option off the table, according to a letter seen by Reuters.www.reuters.com
US oil industry leaders call on Biden to take export ban off the table
Oil industry leaders wrote a letter to Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm on Tuesday, urging her to take an oil export ban off the table amid high energy prices.www.foxbusiness.com
Top U.S. oil group urges Biden to take fuel export ban off table – letter
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The largest U.S. oil trade group said on Tuesday that it has "significant concerns" that the Biden administration is considering limiting fuel exports to lower consumer prices and urged top officials to take the option off the ...kfgo.com
No, we should not ban oil exports.
Again, how is this relevant to Biden administration or Fed policy?
Biden doesn't run the fedNo, we should not ban oil exports.
Again, how is this relevant to Biden administration or Fed policy?
Possibly.Should we bring back the oil export ban to help control energy prices in the US?
Deserving? LOL.
after paying in diligently for 50 or more years? damn right they are deserving to get back what they paid in and were promised. moreso than anyone else.
It's pretty amusing (and dizzying) how quickly the GQP jumps from wanting a free economy to a command economy based on the latest stock market close...
And you find the economic conditions of the 70's something to aspire to?Why not? We banned oil exports for 40 years after the Arab oil embargo in the 70's...
He has the power to launch nuclear missiles, too. I don't want him to do that, either.Relevant? The president has the POWER to ban oil exports TODAY if he desire...
not sure it even really matters, but source?LMAO.. The average SS and Medicare recipient gets much more out of the system than they ever paid into the system...
If there's real evidence in that post, care to quote it?You see only what you want to see.
Do you have a link or two of those warnings?You don't get to pretend that this outcome was unavoidable when the right warned everyone this is where we were headed and the left choose to ignore those warnings and mock those those who have been ringing the alarm.
The left made this mess and now they need to sit down and shut up while the adults clean up their mess. Except they won't. They will fight what needs to done, tooth and nail, every step of the way.
Nothing you would ever accept.If there's real evidence in that post, care to quote it?
I accept supportable data. We are talking economy, which is numbers. Got any?Nothing you would ever accept.
As, across the country, this seems to be their #1 talking point, I've yet to hear what they believe they could do to stem this problem that is affecting all nations across the world.
Indeed, when seen through this international lens, the United States is doing significantly better than most other countries.
So other than braying endlessly about this in every local, state and federal election, I'm waiting for some tangible, practical suggestions on how this can or should be addressed.
Got a new bone to chew on, huh?Should we ban oil exports? Why is the oil industry shitting their pants over the prospect of a return on the oil export ban?
U.S. oil groups urge Biden to take fuel export ban off table, letter shows
The largest U.S. oil trade groups said on Tuesday that they have "significant concerns" that the Biden administration is considering limiting fuel exports to lower consumer prices and urged top officials to take the option off the table, according to a letter seen by Reuters.www.reuters.com
US oil industry leaders call on Biden to take export ban off the table
Oil industry leaders wrote a letter to Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm on Tuesday, urging her to take an oil export ban off the table amid high energy prices.www.foxbusiness.com
Top U.S. oil group urges Biden to take fuel export ban off table – letter
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The largest U.S. oil trade group said on Tuesday that it has "significant concerns" that the Biden administration is considering limiting fuel exports to lower consumer prices and urged top officials to take the option off the ...kfgo.com
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