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Gasoline tops $3 a gallon for first time at Christmas
dailyfinance.com ^
| 12/24/2010
| David Schepp
Posted on 12/24/2010 9:09:21 AM PST by massmike
It may be the happiest season of the year,but higher oil prices that have translated into gas prices topping $3 a gallon have many motorists frowning.
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:09:23 AM PST
by
massmike
To: massmike
Normally I’d figure something like 3.50/gallon was the point at which the economy grinds to a half on account of it. In this economy, it’s more likely right around 3.00. By grinding to a halt I mean people stop driving other than to work, the grocery store, or church.
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:12:58 AM PST
by
wendy1946
To: massmike
was $3.09 here all week in central Hoosierville.
last night down to $2.98.
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:14:42 AM PST
by
digger48
To: massmike
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:15:37 AM PST
by
WOBBLY BOB
( "I don't want the majority if we don't stand for something"- Jim Demint)
To: massmike
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:16:31 AM PST
by
QBFimi
(When gunpowder speaks, beasts listen.)
To: wendy1946
Normally Id figure something like 3.50/gallon was the point at which the economy grinds to a half on account of it. In this economy, its more likely right around 3.00.
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:17:04 AM PST
by
digger48
To: massmike
Really? That would be awesome omen was 3.25 /w taxious
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:17:41 AM PST
by
Flavius
(A)
To: wendy1946
The rise in gas prices also isn't expected to put a damper on economic growth in the new year. The recent rise is good because it's caused by a gradual increase in demand. Funny! When Bush was president,high gas prices were "the end of the world!"
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:18:09 AM PST
by
massmike
(DADT repeal: the Boy Scouts now have tougher membership requirements than the Army!)
To: wendy1946
Normally Id figure something like 3.50/gallon was the point at which the economy grinds to a half on account of it. In this economy, its more likely right around 3.00. By grinding to a halt I mean people stop driving other than to work, the grocery store, or church. I, for the life of me, just don't understand it.
The White House, the Senate, and Congress combined have been desperately working around the clock to turn this economy around and make it fruitful again and it just seems to get worse with the more they do to fix it.
Plane ol' bad luck for them I guess.
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:18:44 AM PST
by
EGPWS
(Trust in God, question everyone else)
To: massmike
Doesn’t mean I drive less...I just drive slower and spend less money elsewhere. Thanks Obammy!
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:21:04 AM PST
by
Dallas59
(President Robert Gibbs 2009-2013)
To: massmike
Republicans only care about drilling poor little bears in ANWR
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:21:23 AM PST
by
WOBBLY BOB
( "I don't want the majority if we don't stand for something"- Jim Demint)
To: massmike
3 dollars is the new 1 dollar
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:27:40 AM PST
by
Selmore
(Except for ending Slavery, Facism, Communism, and Nazism, War never has accomplished anything)
To: massmike
To: massmike
I would gladly pay $3.00/gal for 93 octane if I could find it.
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:31:28 AM PST
by
SVTCobra03
(You can never have enough friends, horsepower or ammunition.)
To: massmike
So the question needs to be asked, Why isn’t Schmuck Schumer hauling oil execs before congress having them justify this big run up in prices? I have my theory but I’d be curious to hear others.
To: SVTCobra03
I might have to park my Lightning in the garage for awhile.
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:33:41 AM PST
by
38special
(AK, CA, CO, NV, WA ... WTF?)
To: massmike
THANK YOU ZERO.
MSM won't blame you, oh they would be screaming bloody murder if "W" was in. So it's up to FR to let the cat out of the bag.
The Cat is OUT! ! ! !
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:37:33 AM PST
by
DeaconRed
(The Old Man is Down The Road. . . . . . .)
To: massmike
What's causing the rise in oil prices? Many analysts blame the weak U.S. dollar, although expectations of a more robust economic recovery in the coming year have also helped push oil to over $90 a barrel in trading on commodity markets. In early trading Thursday, oil prices were up fractionally to $90.53 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. OK and what's causing the weak dollar .....say it with me ....0bamanomics.
Kind of explains the lack of outrage over high oil prices.
The second part of this paragraph is pure spin, there is no recovery until Hussein and his merry band of Marxists are driven from power.
To: massmike
It’s the diesel prices that have to be watched. Diesel prices directly effect transportation of goods., and higher fuel prices means higher prices for everything, putting a squeeze on those extra dollars. Expect the imaginary recovery to come to a crashing halt soon.
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:42:51 AM PST
by
pallis
To: Eric in the Ozarks
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posted on
12/24/2010 9:50:54 AM PST
by
onedoug
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