[knarf]

Just curious about what's happanin' in your neck o'th'woods and using the lower gasoline prices to reflect on who makes all things possible in America .... The United States Of America.

[caver]

$2.89 in southern Indiana.

My question is how can Obama take credit for the dropping gas prices?

[Salgak]

$2.56 Haymarket, Virginia

[EXCH54FE]

$2.59 at Sam's Club in Clarksville Tennessee.

[TomGuy]

$2.68 in NW Arkansas.

[Red Badger]

2.87 in Panhandle of Florida................

[kosciusko51]

2.60's in Northern Alabama A good site for gas prices is Gas buddy.

[henkster]

Around high $2.80s in northern suburbs of Indianapolis. The lowest I’ve seen around here is $2.79, and we get the 15 cent “adjustment,” but the last time it only went to $2.99. Then it drifts back down again. Probably due for another “adjustment.”

[x1stcav]

What a bunch of wimps you Easterners are.

If it’s not at least 6.8 on the Richter scale you haven’t felt the Earth move yet.

Sheesh!

[matthew fuller]

$2.54 @ my local wallyworld, with $.03 off that if you use their gift card, so $2.51 in north Austin.

[HOYA97]

2.88 in Suwanee, GA near Atlanta

[ozarkgirl]

$2.97 in central KS.

Ticks me off, going down everywhere - stays the same here. They even commented in the newspaper that we’re staying same here when everyone else goes down so local gas stations were shamed into dropping 2 cents but have been stuck there since.

[Faith65]

$2.89 in Seekonk, MA

[Renegade]

$2.59 Vineland, NJ

[bgill]

$2.72 - TX

[riri]

2.69 here in Gilbert, AZ

[servantboy777]

$2.54 per gallon, Tomball, Texas

[Paine in the Neck]

$2.53 in Central TX this AM.

[Clinging Bitterly]

$2.72 here in the oil patch. But I'm not sure its such a good thing, ~$70 a barrel for crude won't sustain domestic production over the long term, and it could hurt the only bright spot in the U.S. economy right now, where we have 2-3% unemployment while the rest of obamanation stagnates.

The downturn is a reflection of the state of the world economy, but everybody's economy is where they live I reckon. All I know is that when American oil is flowing I can buy groceries.

And I like groceries.