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Good gravy, you conservatives can jump off any cliff you’re told to... gas is the same price it was this week last year.

Keystone was full go then. Care to explain?

http://bluegrassrivals.com/forum/showthr...pid2274415

Ummm

that's April after COVID.  Everybody was at home and oil plummetted.  It's back now.

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Good gravy, you conservatives can jump off any cliff you’re told to... gas is the same price it was this week last year.

Keystone was full go then. Care to explain?

Don't mind a bit.

Outsider said that gas prices would not go up in the short term but the long term is a different story, and you 'liked' it.

The Trump Administration spent the past four years defending themselves against false charges and where time constraints allowed, rolling back the regulations that stifle the orderly and what used to be a free process of US commerce of which the energy field was a big part. The same slobbering morons who persecuted DJT, are the ones who insist man is killing the planet by living on it, and are determined to end the use of fossil fuels. Energy czar John Kerry mindlessly insists we have 9 years at best to turn global warming around, and wants to end the use of fossil fuels "cold turkey." Immediately. The administration is acting with urgency, make no mistake. And they will steamroll anyone who gets in their way. But supposing the Keystone Pipeline Project to be safely in their rearview, the left are now going after the Dakota Pipeline.

None of this has the first thing to do with environmental concerns or the possibility of oil spills or pipeline failures etc. It has solely to do with the foghat revelations dreamed up by the global warming alarmists, through whose idiotic notions falsely assume they can figure out how to run not only global society, but the weather and the rest of the workings of planet earth. Men have become fools. The planet did just fine until these self appointed caretakers got here last I checked. But I digress.

Under the Trump energy policies, fracking and drilling for oil and other reasonable means of providing for US energy concerns, absent our own due diligence for which the ramifications BTW are 100% existential in scope, gave the US energy self sufficiency for the first time in decades. Energy at that point was cheap and plentiful, though it took several years to undo the Democrat overseen snafu. So of course it's going to take a year or so for all the good work to unravel. And of course prices will be relative for the short term, and of course prices will go back through the roof in the long term.

But they are unraveling, and just since the great misfortune of election night 2020, gas prices in my area have risen substantially. From $1.86 a gallon in November of last year to $2.50 a gallon as we speak. That's a 64 cent increase by my math, or 33 percent. You guys are on here mindlessly cheering as the USS Titanic goes down under you.

One more thing and I know you won't answer because you can't and Days of Our Lives comes on shortly. But with what is Kentucky going to replace fossil fuels? Care to explain?

TRT, This week last year gas prices ($2.71) were higher.  Trump had been in office 3 years and a few months, so the evil of Obama and Kerry had been exorcised.   Why wasn't gas cheaper?  

COVID crashed the market.  It's coming back.  Now if gas is $4 in July I will concede your point that Keystone has driven the prices of gas up.  As of today, you are wrong as usual.

LOL, oh happy day. My point was not limited to the Keystone Project only.

You never did explain why gas was higher a year ago after 3 glorious years of fossil fuel farting Trump. 

You may be right, TRt. History will repeat itself. 
Our Republican morons will tell us “fight for fossil fuel”for the next thirty years while everyone else across the nation switches to renewable resources, and Kentucky will be behind the 8 ball again like always.