I did and like Rob, you tell me I am wrong and act like you know better what I said and what I meant when I said it.
Why? You didn't get it the first two times why would you suddenly get it the third time.Either I missed it or it wasn't very clear. Can you redirect me to the post clarifying what really meant?
Show me the post where you definitively said you don't blow guys.Perfect response for a teenage intellect.
Sure does.Conversing with Thxone always devolves into him throwing red herrings, hurling ad hominem attacks, lying about things he said, sidestepping/backpedaling/tapdancing.
That speaks a ton about who we are dealing with here.
"approved" and "used" are two totally different things though. He may have approved more, doesn't mean they are using more. Gas is still way higher than under that orange guy.
Gas was cheaper under Trump BEFORE the COVID and just because Exxon "and others" apply for specific lands doesn't mean those are the ones approved of by the government. You follow?
Look, **** all the conspiracy theory bullshit, the blame game, OPEC and whatever else you all want to bring into this conversation.
If we (America) are drilling more and producing more oil then why have gas prices been higher since the beginning of Biden's presidency? You want to say more is being done than when Trump was president but his gas prices were lower... why?
You gonna blame Russia, Ukraine, OPEC, Saudi Arabia, Antarctica...
Still didn't answer the question I put forth so all of this is pretty irrelevant and was not relevant to the question I ask. The question you and Rob avoided like the plague.So lets examine what has led us to here:
Claims that permits weren't being used, so data is provided showing drilling is up 60%
Claims that Biden was approving premits for land oil companies didn't want to drill. This forced Rob to explain how the leasing & permit process works in the US.
Then we have attempts to dismiss OPEC and Russia's role in global supply/demand/prices, which leads to "econ 101" on how the global oil market works and the explanation that the US oil industry isn't nationalized and is composed of multi-national/global companies participating in the market on a global level.
Just want to be clear on what was said and generally double, tripled and quadrupled down on, which lead to some "expansive" answers to the questions and positions taken. Personally, I don't care if somebody was under the impression that the US oil industry was nationalized and operated more like Saudi Arabia's or Venezuela's. On a certain level those command economies make more sense, but that isn't the economic model the US operates under.
Why? You didn't get it the first two times why would you suddenly get it the third time.
Still didn't answer the question I put forth so all of this is pretty irrelevant and was not relevant to the question I ask. The question you and Rob avoided like the plague.
If Biden is doing so much more for oil than Trump then why is gas so much higher under Biden? What was the magic that Trump was doing that gas was cheaper under him?And again what is the question that Rob and I have allegedly been dodging???
Learn how to spell kid. Spell check is your friend.