Pres. Obama visits New Mexico oil fields Wednesday

How bitterly ironic that an oleagenous liar like Obama should traipse across America spreading his sterile dung to disturb our comity and industriousness.

Obama can pretend all he wants to fix the gas problem by visiting oil fields, but if gas is $4., $4.50 a gallon in October he is one, and done.

he's going to ground zero to refute the lies spread by his opponents.

Domestic production is up. Eat it.

No one believes a word out of Obama's mouth. He has done nothing but lie, and create a fantasy world for nearly 4 years. His lies are about to catch up with him, and he does not have time to fix anything. We partied hardy when the Hillbilly Wh*re Hopper left Washington, but that is nothing compared to the parties we are planning for January 20, 2013. We have been planning for Obama's trip back to Chicago since gas topped out at $3.75.

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one who is fact-challenged.

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one who is fact-challenged.

pointless oneliner from Santa Fe

"A statistical analysis of 36 years of monthly, inflation-adjusted gasoline prices and U.S. domestic oil production by The Associated Press shows no statistical correlation between how much oil comes out of U.S. wells and the price at the pump." You are simply full of $hit -- read a bit and get the facts rather than spewing your misinformation and right-wing hatred. "When you put the inflation-adjusted price of gas on the same chart as U.S. oil production since 1976, the numbers sometimes go in the same direction, sometimes in opposite directions. If drilling for more oil meant lower prices, the lines on the chart would consistently go in opposite directions. A basic statistical measure of correlation found no link between the two, and outside statistical experts confirmed those calculations."

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pointless oneliner from Santa Fe

it is pointless to deal in facts for those who believe the right wing BS. But those lies have to be challenged for the record and for the benefit of people who might not be paying close attention.

I appreciate your concern.

You can make all the silly claims you want, but if the American voter thinks the President can reduce the price of gas, and President Bush did, they wil vote President Obama out, and send him packing, on his way back to Chicago

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ignorance is bliss and the best friend of the Republicans. That is why the president needs to keep reminding people what's real.

Except President Obama has no credibility with the vast numbers of Americans, because he lies. They know he says one thing, and does the exact opposite. His statements are especially unreliable during an election year.

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You can make all the silly claims you want, but if the American voter thinks the President can reduce the price of gas, and President Bush did, they wil vote President Obama out, and send him packing, on his way back to Chicago

When and how did Bush reduce the price of gasoline?

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doesn't. go away insect.

dpb wrote:

"A statistical analysis of 36 years of monthly, inflation-adjusted gasoline prices and U.S. domestic oil production by The Associated Press shows no statistical correlation between how much oil comes out of U.S. wells and the price at the pump." You are simply full of $hit -- read a bit and get the facts rather than spewing your misinformation and right-wing hatred. "When you put the inflation-adjusted price of gas on the same chart as U.S. oil production since 1976, the numbers sometimes go in the same direction, sometimes in opposite directions. If drilling for more oil meant lower prices, the lines on the chart would consistently go in opposite directions. A basic statistical measure of correlation found no link between the two, and outside statistical experts confirmed those calculations."

cutting and pasting trash.

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ignorance is bliss and the best friend of the Republicans. That is why the president needs to keep reminding people what's real.

when did Obama know what is real?

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another one who denies reality.

http://www.kansascity.com/2012/03/21/3504160/...

dpb wrote:

"A statistical analysis of 36 years of monthly, inflation-adjusted gasoline prices and U.S. domestic oil production by The Associated Press shows no statistical correlation between how much oil comes out of U.S. wells and the price at the pump." You are simply full of $hit -- read a bit and get the facts rather than spewing your misinformation and right-wing hatred. "When you put the inflation-adjusted price of gas on the same chart as U.S. oil production since 1976, the numbers sometimes go in the same direction, sometimes in opposite directions. If drilling for more oil meant lower prices, the lines on the chart would consistently go in opposite directions. A basic statistical measure of correlation found no link between the two, and outside statistical experts confirmed those calculations."

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then why did you libtards go so ape when gas rose in 2008 laying the blame on the administration ? go figure lolol

Once again the closet teabaggers are trying to blame the President for their own "short" comings. Gas is high because speculators(rich republkons) are once again padding their wallets. End of story. Get over it. If you want a real issue, look at controlling speculation and rip off practices that continue to make America dependent on Arab oil. Time for real alternative energy. But republicons are still in awe of Big Oil and Drill, baby, Drill.

deal with it

U.S. A Net Gasoline Exporter For First Time In Decades
by Tom Gjelten

The U.S. has become a net exporter of gasoline for the first time in fifty years. Thanks to rising production at refineries and declining demand, the United States exported more gasoline than it imported in December. The unusual development reflects the segmented U.S. energy market — the East Coast needs to import gas while the Midwest produces a surplus

http://www.npr.org/2012/03/05/147992053/u-s-a...

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then why did you libtards go so ape when gas rose in 2008 laying the blame on the administration ? go figure lolol

When Bush and running mate Dick Cheney campaigned in 2000, they argued that as oil executives they could get oil prices down, with Bush saying,''I would work with our friends in OPEC to convince them to open up the spigot, to increase the supply."
Yet it was during the last few months of Bush's term in 2008 that gas prices hit their highest:$4.27 when adjusted for inflation.

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2012/03/21/3504160/...