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The disruption of supply in oil and natural gas caused fuel prices to rise. Not flying j or BP or any other gas Corp. We were a net exporter of energy once.
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I think it’s what interest groups and investors in the EV market want $$$ to be made in a new market.Ever stop and think that the high gas prices are meant to get people to buy
EV's instead of ICE's. This is this administration's goal is.
Mine too.Good thing my OEMs are sitting on a rack in the garage. LOL
You have 37 on stock rims? I also have the diesel rubi. I'm looking at 35s or 37s . What else did you upgrade?My diesel gets great mileage even on 37’s. I still have the stockers but I don’t think it’s worth it to swap.
We’ll always be “dependent” on foreign oil. Saudi and Canadian oil to be specific. It’s kinda just how it works. After all, that’s what the Keystone XL pipeline was for…Canadian crude flowing through the U.S.All we've done as a nation is hurt us the people,
energy dependent again, stopped all ways of being independent, selling oil from our country and buying OPEC,
there's all kinds of other things but, its beating the horse, and he's dead and now made of rubber!
And no, the KXL pipeline is not what brought prices up. That was a supply issue, mainly from the US side of production. When COVID lockdowns began, demand dropped tremendously. This brought oil prices down and forced US drilling and production to slow. So with the markets somewhat flooded with supply at that time, Saudi-led OPEC produced EVEN MORE to purposely drive the price of oil down to negative prices. Lowest since the 80s I believe. This is not persuasive for US drillers (or anyone really). No drilling = no exploration = very limited future production.No it’s supply and demand. This administration cut off the keystone pipeline so….higher gas prices if less supply.