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Re: Camel Toe is a flip-flopping Specialist.
Author: For real?
Date: 08-03-2024 - 10:50
Gawd, you are a dumb one.
"In the wake of the devastating Russian invasion of Ukraine, U.S. gas prices soared, averaging $4.25 a gallon."
"President Biden did not ban oil drilling. In fact, his administration issued more than 3,500 new permits to drill on federal lands in its first year. That’s 34 percent more than the Trump administration did in its first year."
"all of this beefed-up oil production comes directly at odds with the Biden administration's desire to use less oil and to use less gas and to use more renewables.
How does — how do we as a nation square that seeming contradiction?"
"That's a tough one, because the United States has two goals, and these goals conflict.
One goal is geopolitical and to take — basically to provide gas and oil for Europe and other countries that were dependent on Russia, also to keep our gasoline prices low, so — to try to fight inflation. But at the same time, we're trying to pivot.
"
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Messenger's Messenger Wrote:
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> Catch a clue Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Do you have an effing clue? Guess what happened
> over the last 3 years that jacked the need for
> petro? I'll give you one guess.
>
> Enlighten us. And if you're going to be a good
> little environmental wacko, Camel Toe's
> flip-flopping on this issue should be viewed as a
> huge and unforgivable mistake.
>
> Aren't you a good little environmental wacko? Or
> just a mental wacko?
"In the wake of the devastating Russian invasion of Ukraine, U.S. gas prices soared, averaging $4.25 a gallon."
"President Biden did not ban oil drilling. In fact, his administration issued more than 3,500 new permits to drill on federal lands in its first year. That’s 34 percent more than the Trump administration did in its first year."
"all of this beefed-up oil production comes directly at odds with the Biden administration's desire to use less oil and to use less gas and to use more renewables.
How does — how do we as a nation square that seeming contradiction?"
"That's a tough one, because the United States has two goals, and these goals conflict.
One goal is geopolitical and to take — basically to provide gas and oil for Europe and other countries that were dependent on Russia, also to keep our gasoline prices low, so — to try to fight inflation. But at the same time, we're trying to pivot.
"
[www.pbs.org]
Messenger's Messenger Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Catch a clue Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Do you have an effing clue? Guess what happened
> over the last 3 years that jacked the need for
> petro? I'll give you one guess.
>
> Enlighten us. And if you're going to be a good
> little environmental wacko, Camel Toe's
> flip-flopping on this issue should be viewed as a
> huge and unforgivable mistake.
>
> Aren't you a good little environmental wacko? Or
> just a mental wacko?
