Gas lines again too???
Or will people have to decide between food and gasoline? Prices have jumped over $2.00/gal in Texas from what they were at the end of 2019. I saw the first prices over $4.00/gal yesterday.
Texas is RURAL state for the most part, and driving is an everyday part of life. There isn’t bus service, or subways, or metros out here in flyover country outside the cities.
AAA announced that the U.S. average gas price is now slightly more than $4 per gallon. Gas is at its highest since 2008. But before gas prices took a jump due to the first Green New Deal War, being hosted this year by Ukraine and Russia, there was Bidenflation, supply chain fiascos, COVID-19 lockdowns, and Joe Biden’s turn toward windmills and Chinese solar panels to fuel cars and planes. And because he took America away from making most of its own energy, we suckers in the provinces are staring down the barrel of $7-per-gallon gas.
Full article, HERE from PJ Media, which also blows up the administration’s claim that the oil companies are raking in all the profits.
I did a little more digging and found a report from the American Petroleum Institute from January of this year broken out by state for both gasoline and diesel taxes by state. It is rather interesting to see how much each state scrapes off in addition to the $0.184/gal that the Feds take for ‘road maintenance’… yeah, right…
Gasoline taxes-
Diesel taxes-
So we (they USA) have gone from energy independent to dependent on Russia and OPEC for oil in a year…
And Xiden et al are now going begging to Iran, Venezuela, and OPEC to beg them to up production/cut deals with stated enemies, rather than open up US production again. Buttboy’s answer was go spend $60,000+ on EVs because .gov is ‘going to fund’ nationwide charging stations…
Any bets on how long before we see nationwide $7.00/gal for gasoline? (Kommiefornia doesn’t count, they are already there)…
Dammit…





