The Biden Presidency

[striker42]

For the record, intelligent infrastructure spending actually makes money in the long run. The economic impact of a well placed bridge, a wider interstate, or new reservoir in a growing area can yield benefits many times their cost. Sadly we don't get that. We get pork.

[sturg33]

For the record, intelligent infrastructure spending actually makes money in the long run. The economic impact of a well placed bridge, a wider interstate, or new reservoir in a growing area can yield benefits many times their cost. Sadly we don't get that. We get pork.

Gotta pay the donors man

[sturg33]

Biden was right about Jim Crow in Atlanta

[Jaw]

Elections have consequences.

[msstate7]

Democrats back segregating again

[sturg33]

Silence from the norms crowd

[sturg33]

It's funny to me that our lefty friends post more in the trump presidency thread than this one

[thethe]

Democrats back segregating again

Democrat party doing Democrat things.

[Tapate50]

Biden was right about Jim Crow in Atlanta

Whelp.

That beats just about everything I’ve ever seen.

Bring in the bulldozers.

[Tapate50]

It's funny to me that our lefty friends post more in the trump presidency thread than this one

It’s not even close.

Of course there’s not a lot to talk about right now going “well” by any measure.

[sturg33]

It’s not even close.

Of course there’s not a lot to talk about right now going “well” by any measure.

The Biden team is asking our producers to drill and produce more oil as gas prices are out control.

This was after deciding to shut down projects like keystone to appease the crazies

The whole year has been a disaster from a results on the field standpoint.

But the tweets are nicer

[goldfly]

Of course there’s not a lot to talk about right now going “well” by any measure.

the lack of threat to the republic and not being part of a cult can lead to that

but the infrastructure bill passing the senate is a good thing that happened this week though but i'm sure we are busy saying it's not needed while overlooking that it is

[goldfly]

The Biden team is asking our producers to drill and produce more oil as gas prices are out control.

This was after deciding to shut down projects like keystone to appease the crazies

The whole year has been a disaster from a results on the field standpoint.

But the tweets are nicer

ah, yes, the keystone pipeline lol

My point is that the rise we have seen in gasoline prices in the two months he has been in office has absolutely nothing to do with Biden’s policies. We know why prices are rising. The price of oil has surged. We know why that has happened.

Some people asserted that cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline permit had definitely caused gasoline prices to rise. Setting aside the fact that gasoline prices were rising well ahead of this announcement, I challenged people to explain cause and effect in this situation. Given all the global variables impacting oil prices — some of which are large and immediate — I asked for people to explain how canceling this project would cause a short-term impact on gasoline prices. Nobody was able to do this.

The Keystone XL pipeline project wouldn’t have been completed for years. It would have transported some crude oil from Canada and from the Bakken formation in the U.S. to refineries. Some crude oil from the pipeline may have reached the U.S. Gulf Coast for export.

For the record, I opposed cancellation of the permit. I explained the reasons in The Inherent Risks In President Biden’s Energy Plan. But my opposition aside, this does nothing to increase gasoline prices in the short-term.

True, a decade from now there might have been an additional 510,000 BPD of oil flowing to refineries through the Keystone XL. But OPEC regularly makes decisions on millions of BPD of oil with immediate consequences. Those have short-term impacts on oil prices, and subsequently gasoline prices. The loss of the Keystone XL volume may impact gasoline prices a decade from now.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/rrapier...h=28117326313d


but hey, don't let that stop you from being the moron you are lol

[sturg33]

I know you are slow... but my point was not that the keystone would have kept prices down, but the inconsistency of Biden's moves. He cancelled keystone bc of climate change and now begging oil producers to produce more oil

[goldfly]

seems like a really stupid principal

also the person freaking out about education should learn the difference between principal and principle

[sturg33]

seems like a really stupid principal

it's a very natural application of regressive leftist race-based ideology

[goldfly]

sure

i'm sure you believe that

[Tapate50]

the lack of threat to the republic and not being part of a cult can lead to that

but the infrastructure bill passing the senate is a good thing that happened this week though but i'm sure we are busy saying it's not needed while overlooking that it is

The bill with so much fat in it a small percentage goes to infrastructure?

Yeah, good work there. I can't wait til the study about deer collisions comes out. Should be really good info.

[goldfly]

I’m shocked you’ll focus on some **** like that

Shocked

[thethe]

Focus on the actual substance of the bill.

Why would anyone do that?