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US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians
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Isn't it looking like she's about to get blown the fuck out in her own primary?
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She's supposed to be representing those five people, not NoVa.
Mega Man II Intro - GB
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You know where she's getting them from too! She's signing autographs on black bag death certificates for CIA torture victims on the tarmac!!!
They still got more game developers to invest in.
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That's why she needs so much money pumped into her campaign. I'm hoping she gets primaries, tries to run as an Independent to spoil the gop vote, and still loses because she's got bo grassroots support. but enough about my weird political fantasies, what's the Corpse God up to today?
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"Jews and Satanists will have their abortion cases laughed out of court" LMAO
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By that train of logic, Honor Killings are also legal as long as you're Islamic. Anyhow, when was abortion ever a tenant of Jewish faith?
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It's something liberal ethnic jew atheists came up with from a passage about a folk ordeal trial for infidelity.
And Satanism is not a real religion. It's an intentional mockery of Christianity by edgy fedoras.
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It isn’t. It’s just Jews being whiny obnoxious retards like normal and not having any sort of moral compass in regards to people they think are either inferior or beneath them.
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Biden Sends Threat-Letters To Big Oil: Help Ease "Putin Price Hike" Or Face Our Tools
President Biden intensified attacks against the nation's largest oil companies, writing an "angry" letter to the heads of ExxonMobil, Chevron, BP America, Shell USA, Phillips 66, Marathon, and Valero to boost US refinery output, according to Axios.
"I understand that many factors contributed to the business decisions to reduce refinery capacity, which occurred before I took office," Biden writes in hopes that everyone is an idiot and incapable of grasping how how green policies have crippled the US energy sector, adding, "at a time of war, refinery profit margins well above normal being passed directly onto American families are not acceptable."
"My administration is prepared to use all reasonable and appropriate federal government tools and emergency authorities to increase refinery capacity and output in the near term, and to ensure that every region of this country is appropriately supplied," the president escalated for dramatic effect.
Biden, always happy to blame other but never himself, ended the letter by also scapegoating Putin - not just energy companies - for "driving up costs for consumers."
The letter comes a week after the national average for regular gasoline at the pump hit a record high of $5 a gallon. Soaring energy prices have helped drive an unexpected hot consumer price inflation print last week shows peak inflation has yet to be achieved, causing discontent among the vast majority of Americans as the president's polling data sinks to a new low.
Declining US refinery capacity has nothing to do with Putin's actions in Ukraine, but instead, Democrats and Wall Street, who've been on a crusade over the last several years, pushing for a transition to a low-carbon economy that disincentivized oil companies from reinvesting and expanding refinery capacity. Instead, oil companies were forced to slash capacity by upwards of 1 million barrels from April 2020 to 17.95 million bpd as of June.
Putin has been a frequent strawman abused by what may be the worst administration since Carter, for its failed green transition of the economy and skyrocketing fuel prices.
Of course, no matter how many angry letters the president sends, or what emergency moves he takes like releasing millions of barrels in SPR reserves into the market to prevent a decimation for the Democrats, the bottleneck in refinery capacity cannot be quickly resolved. The lack of understanding of the refinery bottleneck shows just how unseasoned the administration is at tackling the core of the problem months ago.
Americans should blame the fuel crisis on the administration, the Democrats, and Wall Street's hypocritical ESG movement that has crippled refinery capacity for years, if not forever, just as we warned exactly one year ago in "Will ESG Trigger Energy Hyperinflation".
Meanwhile, Mike Wirth, the CEO of oil giant Chevron, recently told Bloomberg TV that America's refining capacity is structurally short, and no new refineries will ever be built in the US again.
Wirth explains his reason: "You're looking at committing capital ten years out, that will need decades to offer a return for shareholders, in a policy environment where governments around the world are saying, 'We don't want these products to be used in the future.'"
Biden also asked big oil for an "explanation" for falling refining capacity. He may as well have addressed the letter to his own White House.
"I understand that many factors contributed to the business decisions to reduce refinery capacity, which occurred before I took office," Biden writes in hopes that everyone is an idiot and incapable of grasping how how green policies have crippled the US energy sector, adding, "at a time of war, refinery profit margins well above normal being passed directly onto American families are not acceptable."
"My administration is prepared to use all reasonable and appropriate federal government tools and emergency authorities to increase refinery capacity and output in the near term, and to ensure that every region of this country is appropriately supplied," the president escalated for dramatic effect.
Biden, always happy to blame other but never himself, ended the letter by also scapegoating Putin - not just energy companies - for "driving up costs for consumers."
In effect, Biden is blaming energy companies for his own failures as a president, and not only that - he is also going to beg and grovel in Saudi Arabia while bashing his own domestic producers.
The letter comes a week after the national average for regular gasoline at the pump hit a record high of $5 a gallon. Soaring energy prices have helped drive an unexpected hot consumer price inflation print last week shows peak inflation has yet to be achieved, causing discontent among the vast majority of Americans as the president's polling data sinks to a new low.
Declining US refinery capacity has nothing to do with Putin's actions in Ukraine, but instead, Democrats and Wall Street, who've been on a crusade over the last several years, pushing for a transition to a low-carbon economy that disincentivized oil companies from reinvesting and expanding refinery capacity. Instead, oil companies were forced to slash capacity by upwards of 1 million barrels from April 2020 to 17.95 million bpd as of June.
Putin has been a frequent strawman abused by what may be the worst administration since Carter, for its failed green transition of the economy and skyrocketing fuel prices.
Of course, no matter how many angry letters the president sends, or what emergency moves he takes like releasing millions of barrels in SPR reserves into the market to prevent a decimation for the Democrats, the bottleneck in refinery capacity cannot be quickly resolved. The lack of understanding of the refinery bottleneck shows just how unseasoned the administration is at tackling the core of the problem months ago.
Americans should blame the fuel crisis on the administration, the Democrats, and Wall Street's hypocritical ESG movement that has crippled refinery capacity for years, if not forever, just as we warned exactly one year ago in "Will ESG Trigger Energy Hyperinflation".
Meanwhile, Mike Wirth, the CEO of oil giant Chevron, recently told Bloomberg TV that America's refining capacity is structurally short, and no new refineries will ever be built in the US again.
Wirth explains his reason: "You're looking at committing capital ten years out, that will need decades to offer a return for shareholders, in a policy environment where governments around the world are saying, 'We don't want these products to be used in the future.'"
Biden also asked big oil for an "explanation" for falling refining capacity. He may as well have addressed the letter to his own White House.
Putin's Price Hike.
I normally am inclined for diplomacy but this fucking retard.
Who is the one who swore to end the fossil fuel industry? Who cancelled the Keystone XL on day 1? Who cancelled all those oil leases? Who imposed the Russian sanctions after daring Putin to invade by promising Ukraine would enter NATO in direct contrast to 1991 agreements to not move one foot East, thereby placing missiles on Putin's border? Who is going to Saudi Arabia to beg for oil, as with Venezuela, when demonizing domestic production? Who is draining the Strategic Petroleum Reserves and handing it to the Chinese and Europeans?
Clearly this is part of a larger plan to headshot the United States but I hope these oil executives say fuck it, go ahead and try to come after us with your little Jew Garland and we dare you to throw us in your DC gulag.
I just...I'm at my end with this fucking mumbling husk and his worthless family and Administration that did not even win the election in the first place.
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His desperation brings me great joy.
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The Brandon administration is like a spoiled little kid: "I DIDN'T PUT MY HAND IN THE COOKIE JAR, BIG OILY DID", all the while they've got cookie crumbs all over their shirt and little spots of melted chocolate all over their face, while Oily is spotless.
The Brandon administration is like a spoiled little kid: "I DIDN'T PUT MY HAND IN THE COOKIE JAR, BIG OILY DID", all the while they've got cookie crumbs all over their shirt and little spots of melted chocolate all over their face, while Oily is spotless.
Daniel Wallace
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What tools? The President can't affect oil prices. That's what CNN tells me, anyways.
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“Just do solar, Chuds”
*A nigga looks at his apartment building and 2015 Toyota Yaris*
“Uhhhhhh….”
*A nigga looks at his apartment building and 2015 Toyota Yaris*
“Uhhhhhh….”
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dear oil companies
either help me look good
or CONSEQUENCES WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!
either help me look good
or CONSEQUENCES WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!
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Have they even brought up yet the concept of restoring fracking or reopening the Keystone pipelines, or is that still too much climate change denial?
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No. It would be an admission that their green agenda has failed.
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He merc'd 50k jobs his first day in office relating to oil and gas, then pulled permits under the promise of zero gas consumption. The oil companies aren't going to do shit due to development price constraints and the looming threat to their industry due to green initiatives. Empty threat letters will be used as kindling and toilet paper.
Eat shit, Joe.
Eat shit, Joe.
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And it would be too competent.
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+1 for the suggestion of the oil companies to just be like
He's long devolved into "old man yelling at clouds" status
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Hot Mexican Republican Mayra Flores won the special house election in south Texas 51-43 last night
D+5 district that is 10 years old, 85% hispanic, Biden won the district by 4% in 2020, Hillary won it by 22% in 2016
Hot Mexican ran almost exclusively on secure the border
She is expected to lose to a different Dem (already sitting Congressman from the neighboring district) in November, but who knows. The way hispanics are turning on the Democratic Party, the GOP will get 50%+ of their vote in 2024. Donkeys are fucked if they can't arrest and reverse hispanics going rightwards
D+5 district that is 10 years old, 85% hispanic, Biden won the district by 4% in 2020, Hillary won it by 22% in 2016
Hot Mexican ran almost exclusively on secure the border
She is expected to lose to a different Dem (already sitting Congressman from the neighboring district) in November, but who knows. The way hispanics are turning on the Democratic Party, the GOP will get 50%+ of their vote in 2024. Donkeys are fucked if they can't arrest and reverse hispanics going rightwards
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