These gas prices are sick

WDDT

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fatpiggy

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I wish we had those Joe Biden gas prices
 
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baltimorened

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I wish we had those Joe Biden gas prices
piggy, you do yourself a dis service with bringing up the past. People don't care about gas prices during Biden....they care about now. And you really can't argue that Trump and the Iranian Excursion are the reason why prices are higher now. The excursion might have long term benefits for the US, but when filling up the gas tank Americans only care about what it costs them at that moment.
 

fatpiggy

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piggy, you do yourself a dis service with bringing up the past. People don't care about gas prices during Biden....they care about now. And you really can't argue that Trump and the Iranian Excursion are the reason why prices are higher now. The excursion might have long term benefits for the US, but when filling up the gas tank Americans only care about what it costs them at that moment.
I don’t think so Ned. Accountability and the truth are important. Gas averaged higher under Biden, despite the Iran war. Also fact is that Dems made a large release from the SPR just before the election. The price on the last day of a term is hardly reflective of the whole term.

I’ve never argued the Iran war isn’t causing high gas prices. Not sure what you are referring to.

Despite the Iran war, prices are averaging lower than they were under the Democratic admin.
 

JohnHughsPartner

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I don’t think so Ned. Accountability and the truth are important. Gas averaged higher under Biden, despite the Iran war. Also fact is that Dems made a large release from the SPR just before the election. The price on the last day of a term is hardly reflective of the whole term.

I’ve never argued the Iran war isn’t causing high gas prices. Not sure what you are referring to.

Despite the Iran war, prices are averaging lower than they were under the Democratic admin.
Facts
Also, Trumps first term gas averaged out at $2.59

Biden - $3.55
 
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Anon1750875978

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Yeah and about $4.95 for the rest of his term.

lol at thinking that the price on the last day is accurate. Psssst, Dems released all the oil from SPR leading into the election. You got manipulated.
When you are being sarcastic, you need to use that emoji or a few people will think you're being serious!

Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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dpic73

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Yeah and about $4.95 for the rest of his term.

lol at thinking that the price on the last day is accurate. Psssst, Dems released all the oil from SPR leading into the election. You got manipulated.
An 11 cent difference in average is not the flex you think it is, especially when you consider gas prices under Biden were driven by the war in Ukraine and continuing supply chain challenges, while Trump's are self-inflicted. FAIL

Average gas prices under Biden and Trump's second term
  • Joe Biden Administration: $3.46 per gallon.
  • Donald Trump Second Term (To Date): $3.35 per gallon

During Joe Biden's presidency (2021–2025), national average regular gas prices hovered around $3.53 to $3.60 per gallon, peaking at a record $5.02 in June 2022. During Donald Trump's second term, prices initially averaged around $3.15, but climbed past $4.00 per gallon amid geopolitical conflict and tensions involving Iran. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Joe Biden Administration (2021–2025)
  • Term Average: Roughly $3.53 to $3.60 per gallon overall.
  • Peak Price: Reached an all-time high national average of $5.02 per gallon in June 2022 due to post-pandemic demand and global supply disruptions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
  • Ending Price: Left office in January 2025 with a national average near $3.12 per gallon. [1, 2, 3]
Donald Trump Second Term (2025–Present)
  • Average/Trends: Began the term with averages around $3.07 to $3.15 per gallon, but pushed past $4.00 per gallon following energy market shocks and conflict in the Middle East. [1, 2, 3]
  • Driving Factors: Recent increases have been heavily tied to geopolitical risk premiums and disruptions affecting oil transit (such as around the Strait of Hormuz) rather than domestic structural supply collapses. [1, 2]
 
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Hawkedup

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Lol. Did you really just post futures trading for national gas average? Good grief.

National average right now is $4.08.


Here in Colorado we are close to $4.50 a gallon today. Not to far away from the high when Biden was in office.
 
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WDDT

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Lol. Did you really just post futures trading for national gas average? Good grief.

National average right now is $4.08.


Here in Colorado we are close to $4.50 a gallon today. Not to far away from the high when Biden was in office.
Do you see the downward trend? What is it you think happens with peice at the pump as that line continues downward?
 

JayDeeSC

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I saw $4.19 just a few minutes ago for unleaded with 10% ethanol. That is here in Iowa. The line has been very much trending up, so I don't know what some of these posters are talking about. I paid $3.60 last week.
 

LafayetteBear

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I'm so dumb that i pay about $1.25 a gallon for my "gas". How are those smart, smart, California gas prices treating you smart guy?
We definitely pay more for gas out here in California, Piggy. Some of that is due to gas taxes, the proceeds of which are used to repair and maintain a very extensive and heavily used network of highways and roads in California. The formulation of California gasoline, which is designed to reduce emissions that cause significant air pollution, also contributes to the cost. I have lived in California since I was age 10, spending my youth in the L.A. basin, and I can tell you that the air there is cleaner than it was when I was a high schooler. I recall having to do conditioning for basketball season in September and October, when the air pollution was so heavy that the sky looked like it does after a big wildfire. Southern California skies are, absent a wildfire, much clearer now. I'm not sure how you put a price on that.

If you are getting gas for $1.25 per gallon, you are doing better than pretty much 99.9% of the U.S. population. A whole lot better. Like more than $2.00 per gallon better. Good for you, champ.
 
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LafayetteBear

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Psssst, Dems released all the oil from SPR leading into the election. You got manipulated.
Perhaps you should do a modicum of research before making statements like this ^^^^.

When the Biden administration began its historic emergency releases in 2022 to counter rising gas prices from the Russia-Ukraine war, the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) fell from about 600 million barrels down to roughly 375 million barrels by the end of 2022. Including congressionally mandated sales and previous actions, inventories eventually bottomed out near 347 million barrels in mid-2023 before the administration began purchasing oil to refill it.
 

fatpiggy

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We definitely pay more for gas out here in California, Piggy. Some of that is due to gas taxes, the proceeds of which are used to repair and maintain a very extensive and heavily used network of highways and roads in California. The formulation of California gasoline, which is designed to reduce emissions that cause significant air pollution, also contributes to the cost. I have lived in California since I was age 10, spending my youth in the L.A. basin, and I can tell you that the air there is cleaner than it was when I was a high schooler. I recall having to do conditioning for basketball season in September and October, when the air pollution was so heavy that the sky looked like it does after a big wildfire. Southern California skies are, absent a wildfire, much clearer now. I'm not sure how you put a price on that.

If you are getting gas for $1.25 per gallon, you are doing better than pretty much 99.9% of the U.S. population. A whole lot better. Like more than $2.00 per gallon better. Good for you, champ.
It's called electric, which i have to say your woderful state introduced me to. As a tourist out there I was walking one day and damned if i didn't see 8 teslas in a row drive by. I didn't think it was a show or any kind of coordinated thing, it was just randomly 8 teslas in a row in heavy traffic. Anyway, I gave one a try and as they say the rest is histroy. $.14 per KwH, which you Californians can only dream about, equates to approximately $1.25 per gallon.

I will say your roads are nice in Cali. Now just clear them of all the homeless, and needles, and human feces and you might have a tolerable place to live.

We have clean air over here, even with combustion cars.
 

LafayetteBear

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It's called electric, which i have to say your woderful state introduced me to. As a tourist out there I was walking one day and damned if i didn't see 8 teslas in a row drive by. I didn't think it was a show or any kind of coordinated thing, it was just randomly 8 teslas in a row in heavy traffic. Anyway, I gave one a try and as they say the rest is histroy. $.14 per KwH, which you Californians can only dream about, equates to approximately $1.25 per gallon.

I will say your roads are nice in Cali. Now just clear them of all the homeless, and needles, and human feces and you might have a tolerable place to live.

We have clean air over here, even with combustion cars.
Well, notwithstanding my earlier comment, I think you are smart to have an EV, particularly if you can purchase electricity at the price you noted. I have upgraded my electrical panel, and will be installing solar panels in the next few years (when I replace my roof). The price of both gasoline and electricity just keeps going up, so solar panels seem like a no-brainer notwithstanding the up front cost.
 
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