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Since you invited me, I will opine!I believe that all representatives and congressmen that have served over the past twenty years should be convicted of treason and hung by the neck until dead. This would be for their crimes committed against the united states by creating the energy situation that we are in today.With that being said, we must do a few things to start the ball rolling in the right direction. 1) Repeal all laws restricting drilling in ANWR and off of our coasts.2) Build some refineries. Oil is useless without a way to turn it into fuel.3) Embrace nuclear energy. We made a few bad films about Nuclear that devastated the industry.4) Dump the subsidy and mandate for "food to fuel" programs. Admit it was a bad idea.If we embrace some of these ideas, we may see some relief down the road. If not, we won't.I saw yesterday where the House passed a bill allowing us to sue OPEC. That is simply insanity. If anyone should be sued it should be the idiots in Washington.Ok I'm done. I have to go to work now. ;-)(I need to stop and put $150 worth of gas in my Suburban)Jeff

I don't like high fuel prices !! :M:M:W:WEnd of rant and now lets get back out there and go camping !!Thanks...I feel better now !

And fuel will probably get pricier when Congress passes the CLIMATE CHANGE SECURITY ACT.

One other idea is to repeal the laws that require something like 8 or 9 different gasoline formulations depending on where you live in the U.S.

This from the AP wire a few minutes ago:NEW YORK - Oil prices bolted to a new record above $132 a barrel Wednesday after the government reported that supplies of crude oil and gasoline fell unexpectedly last week. And crude's rise in the futures market again pressured consumers by pulling prices at the pump higher — a gallon of regular gas rose overnight to a new record above $3.80 a gallon. In its weekly inventory report, the Energy Department's Energy Information Administration said crude oil inventories fell by more than 5 million barrels. Analysts had expected a modest increase. Gasoline inventories also fell and took the market by surprise.Light, sweet crude for July delivery was up more about $3, rising as high as $132.08 a barrel in late morning trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.At the pump, the average national price of a gallon of regular gas rose 0.7 cent overnight to a record $3.807 a gallon, according to a survey of stations by AAA and the Oil Price Information Service. Prices are 60 cents higher than a year ago, and many forecasters believe they'll hit $4 on a national basis at some point over the next month. Prices are already that high in many parts of the country, and the number of stations charging $4 or more rises each day.Diesel fuel rose 1.9 cents to its own record price of $4.558 a gallon Wednesday. Rising prices of diesel, used to transport most consumer and industrial goods, are sending prices of food and many other goods higher.

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tomman58
Explorer
Jun 17, 2015
Freaky moment in Michigan GAS $2.89 Diesel $2.79 Finally diesel is cheaper! Even for a few days
tomman58
Explorer
Jun 11, 2015
Most Diesel in Michigan around $2.79. Although we are looking at a cooler and welter summer there this is a wonderful time to be in Michigan.
I am sure we will bust into hot summer soon but now it is just wonderful.
We go north to the UP in these months to get away from the heat, LOL. Diesel normally runs 20 cents higher up there.
LindsayRichards
Explorer
May 30, 2015
Back on the 21st, in response to a comment that the economy was doing well, I stated that the US GDP was only 0.2%. That has now been restated by the Commerce Dept. to be a negative 0.7%, the lowest first quarter since they started keeping records around WWII. The powerful said it was due to winter. I may not be an economist, but I am sure we have winter every year. Wasn't global warning supposed to stop that anyway.
tomman58
Explorer
May 30, 2015
Dick A wrote:
There is a huge divide between ideological theory and practicality at any given point in time. The warriors on both sides are more interested in personal aggrandizement than public good.

Hardly.
I care not for idle chat about an industry that spews oil everyday on the planet, large and small, period.

I do care about new ideas and the help that comes indirectly to the RVer. Plenty of folks here recognize these changes and their potential. Has nothing to do your assessment.
Bumpyroad
Explorer
May 27, 2015
Dick A wrote:
There is a huge divide between ideological theory and practicality at any given point in time. The warriors on both sides are more interested in personal aggrandizement than public good.

Right On
bumpy
Dick_A
Explorer
May 27, 2015
There is a huge divide between ideological theory and practicality at any given point in time. The warriors on both sides are more interested in personal aggrandizement than public good.
LindsayRichards
Explorer
May 25, 2015
Urban transit doesn't work in most of America. We lose over 40,000 people a year due to car accidents. Want to ban them too? That commuter train in Philadelphia derailed at 106 mph the other day.
Cummins12V98
Explorer III
May 24, 2015
WILDEBILL308 wrote:
Cummins12V98 wrote:
With Dams you are killing Salmon!

No they can build fish ladders around the dam.
Bill

Hey if you lived in the NorthWest where dams generate most of the power you would understand that statement. The "Greenies" want to remove all the dams!

Then of course we would have devastating flooding and would have no control with water reserves.
WILDEBILL308
Explorer II
May 24, 2015
Cummins12V98 wrote:
With Dams you are killing Salmon!

No they can build fish ladders around the dam.
Bill
Cummins12V98
Explorer III
May 23, 2015
With Dams you are killing Salmon!

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