do you always have to be such a liar? Do you really have so little truth that supports your idiocy? Here's the rest of that blurb;
"Somehow we have to figure out how to boost the price of gasoline to the levels in Europe," Mr. Chu, who directs the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California, said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal in September.
But Mr. Obama has dismissed the idea of boosting the federal gasoline tax, a move energy experts say could be the single most effective step to promote alternative energies and temper demand. Mr. Obama said Sunday that a heightened gas tax would be a "mistake" because it would put "additional burdens on American families right now
Try to keep up next time and you won't need to dream up special categories and refs shirts or twenty bucks either for that matter.
That was a BRILLIANT ad hom as well as attempt at, what was it you called it? Last word?"try to keep up" ? With you that would mean lagging far behind of where I usually am. So what exactly is your point... if you have a point?
Obama will not accept resposibility for gas prices. He is not responsible for anything. Our Pesident has a sign on his desk that says "The Buck Stops Here", oh wait a sec, that was President Truman. President Obama's oval office desk sign says "Don't Blame Me, Its Bush's Fault"
Obama will not accept resposibility for gas prices. He is not responsible for anything. Our Pesident has a sign on his desk that says "The Buck Stops Here", oh wait a sec, that was President Truman. President Obama's oval office desk sign says "Don't Blame Me, Its Bush's Fault"
Gas prices skyrocketing as a result of government policies that either are passed with utter disregard for the possibility that they may cause this effort, or worse, with the specific intent of causing this effect, have little to do with a free market.
Obama will not accept resposibility for gas prices. He is not responsible for anything. Our Pesident has a sign on his desk that says "The Buck Stops Here", oh wait a sec, that was President Truman. President Obama's oval office desk sign says "Don't Blame Me, Its Bush's Fault"
Even if you don't like Obama it's clear the president doesn't control gas prices and that includes all presidents republican or democrat.
Pelosi blasts Bush over gas prices
Monday, July 07, 2008
Don Sanchez
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi wrapped up her San Francisco holiday weekend Monday with a blast at President Bush. The topic -- the price of oil. Gasoline has more than doubled since the Bush administration took office she says.
McCumber joined Speaker Pelosi Monday to dramatize the tough times businesses are having because of fuel costs. The speaker blames what she labels the Bush-Cheney big oil agenda, using graphics to point out gasoline prices have more than doubled in the Bush administration.
"This is a scam of the greatest magnitude," says Speaker Pelosi.
Rising gas prices affect groups like the Boys and Girls Club that is cutting programs to save costs, a small businessman who finds himself being priced out of competition or a caregiver who can't afford gas to get to clients.
Prices at the pump are a pain for all of us, but Speaker Pelosi is accusing President Bush of policies that have driven up the prices, and says she has a solution to bring prices down immediately.
Speaker Pelosi blasts President Bush over gas prices | abc7news.com
Did he raise them? Did he invade an oil rich country on a pretext? What action of his is the cause?
If you want him to be responsible, this is what you have to show.
President Obama does not "accept responsibility" for high gas prices, his spokesman indicated today, arguing that Obama has done everything he could to bring down the price of oil and blaming the high gas prices on oil price increases caused by global factors.
"The president accepts the responsibility that he identified the next president should accept, which is the need for comprehensive energy policy," White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said today when asked if Obama "acceptresponsibility" for the high price of oil and gas. "If you're suggesting that there is responsibility for a rise in the price of oil, it's certainly not because of anything he hasn't done to expand oil production," Carney added.
Obama doesn't accept responsibility for gas prices | Campaign 2012 | Washington Examiner
This is an interesting and important turn in the upcoming election. Can Obama, with his moratoriums and pipeline blocking, successfully pull off the "don't blame me" game when few presidents before him could? IMO 5 or 6 dollar a gallon gas could spell the end for his re-election plans, despite the mess the republican filed of contenders is. This is an issue that will weigh heavily on the outcome of the election IMO.
With that being said, the President has little control over gas prices and should not be held accountable for it, but not because he didn't cause them to increase.
President Obama does not "accept responsibility" for high gas prices, his spokesman indicated today, arguing that Obama has done everything he could to bring down the price of oil and blaming the high gas prices on oil price increases caused by global factors.
"The president accepts the responsibility that he identified the next president should accept, which is the need for comprehensive energy policy," White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said today when asked if Obama "acceptresponsibility" for the high price of oil and gas. "If you're suggesting that there is responsibility for a rise in the price of oil, it's certainly not because of anything he hasn't done to expand oil production," Carney added.
Obama doesn't accept responsibility for gas prices | Campaign 2012 | Washington Examiner
This is an interesting and important turn in the upcoming election. Can Obama, with his moratoriums and pipeline blocking, successfully pull off the "don't blame me" game when few presidents before him could? IMO 5 or 6 dollar a gallon gas could spell the end for his re-election plans, despite the mess the republican filed of contenders is. This is an issue that will weigh heavily on the outcome of the election IMO.
I don't really care what Fox had to say on the matter, though Bill O'Rielly is hardly *Fox*. Since I posted this topic it has become abundantly clear that Obama is getting the blame, which is no surprise to me.Here is what FOX News was saying about oil prices during the Bush administration:
If it happens on his watch, it's his fault.
If it happens on his watch, it's his fault.
While I agree with your point, your argument is weak. Under this premise, Obama would not be responsible for unemployment, etc. After all, did he cause the financial meltdown? It is the responsibility of the President to serve the American people. With that being said, the President has little control over gas prices and should not be held accountable for it, but not because he didn't cause them to increase.
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