Big oil

[Non sequitur]

Looks like we're right back where we started. OPEC's sneaky oil move may leave energy markets thirsty
Question: Should we bomb them aka Bush, roll over - Obama, or drill baby drill?

 

[BrownFlush]

Roll Biden over and drill him.

 

[Brownslave688]

Oil is up 80% since Biden took office. At this rate we will have $10 per gallon gas before he leaves office.

 

[newfie]

Oil is up 80% since Biden took office. At this rate we will have $10 per gallon gas before he leaves office.

do not expect him to ask opec to increase production as Trump did.

 

[Fred's Myth]

Maybe Joe owns some mineral rights in Pennsylvania.

 

[Wally]

Oil is up 80% since Biden took office. At this rate we will have $10 per gallon gas before he leaves office.

That is the plan to get us back to the stone age. I don't think they have planned replacements for petroleum products that are plastics.

 

[burrheadd]

Oil is up 80% since Biden took office. At this rate we will have $10 per gallon gas before he leaves office.

when he leaves we will all be driving little electric clown cars

 

[Non sequitur]

Oh the holy Grail called diversity! Biden’s Energy Secretary To Oil Industry: Adapt Or Die | OilPrice.com Can the American people have the steering wheel back!

 

[Non sequitur]

Slow down mon frere, it's all made up?

 

[Babagounj]

Electric cars will not be an option until a nationwide refueling system is adapted.
A charging station on every street corner.

 

[rod]

Looks like we're right back where we started. OPEC's sneaky oil move may leave energy markets thirsty
Question: Should we bomb them aka Bush, roll over - Obama, or drill baby drill?

Put Trump back in---he had it under control.

 

[rod]

Electric cars will not be an option until a nationwide refueling system is adapted.
A charging station on every street corner.

That won't do any good in Texas.

 

[Brownslave688]

Electric cars will not be an option until a nationwide refueling system is adapted.
A charging station on every street corner.

Why would you need that with 300 mile range?

 

[vantexan]

Why would you need that with 300 mile range?

Same reason you need gas stations on every corner. You occasionally get low on fuel. A lot of people like to take road trips too.

 

[Fred's Myth]

Why would you need that with 300 mile range?

That’s fine in Rhode Island, but not in Texas. Even if it was covered in solar cells.

 

[Brownslave688]

Same reason you need gas stations on every corner. You occasionally get low on fuel. A lot of people like to take road trips too.

You can’t gas up at home overnight.


I love my gas. Don’t want an electric car but people make charging out to be a much bigger issue than it is.

 

[oldngray]

You can’t gas up at home overnight.


I love my gas. Don’t want an electric car but people make charging out to be a much bigger issue than it is.

Electrics are OK for some people but not the fits all solution that should be forced on everyone.

 

[rod]

Why would you need that with 300 mile range?

Good lord---have you ever taken a road trip? We go 5-6 hundred miles + a day going to Texas. At 300 miles (less because you wouldn't want to run out of juice ) it would become a 3 or 4 day trip if we had to charge it up all the time. When they get electric cars that will do 7-8 hundred miles a day on a single charge then I might consider one. 300 is chicken feed.

 

[rod]

You can’t gas up at home overnight.


I love my gas. Don’t want an electric car but people make charging out to be a much bigger issue than it is.

You can gas up and be on the road again in 5 minutes.

 

[Brownslave688]

Good lord---have you ever taken a road trip? We go 5-6 hundred miles + a day going to Texas. At 300 miles (less because you wouldn't want to run out of juice ) it would become a 3 or 4 day trip if we had to charge it up all the time. When they get electric cars that will do 7-8 hundred miles a day on a single charge then I might consider one. 300 is chicken feed.

Yeah and you’re going to stop and refuel.

That has nothing to do with the point that you wouldn’t need a recharging station on every corner. Which is what I replied to.