The Biden Presidency

https://thepostmillennial.com/bill-maher-putin-invasion-ukraine-biden-trump?utm_campaign=64502

"Okay, but if Putin thought Trump was really that supportive of him, why didn't he invade when Trump was in office?" Maher asked, adding: "It's at least worth asking that question if you're not locked into one intransigent thought."

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More and more people are starting to see. The narrative on Trump was a complete lie and the reality of the Biden regime is terrifying.

Its incredible how dumb the left is in this country.
 
How many times do our "experts" and "government officials" and "media" have to get things horribly wrong before the idiots stop blindly believing them?

They are believing them on the war march now which is sad. And it aint just the left.
 
Yes, a dip which would have continued under Biden initially. But oil production has been rising again to previous levels based on the chart.

There was growth in production for effectively all of hte Trump years and would have continued to do so (ignore COVID for both sides) if leases for new space were not denied.

To act like this regime is not anti-fossil fuel is an interesting angle.
 
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Prepare for another week of the Biden regime screwing everything up, followed by blaming everyone else for their failures.
 
There was growth in production for effectively all of hte Trump years and would have continued to do so (ignore COVID for both sides) if leases for new space were not denied.

To act like this regime is not anti-fossil fuel is an interesting angle.

I’m not arguing the Administration isn’t against fossil fuels. What I’m arguing is that we haven’t really seen the effect yet of that reality. Oil production is still steadily climbing back up under Biden and there are plenty of approved oil leases that haven’t been used yet. If we’re still drilling domestically as we have for years, what has Biden’s stance on fossil fuels actually accomplished?
 
I’m not arguing the Administration isn’t against fossil fuels. What I’m arguing is that we haven’t really seen the effect yet of that reality. Oil production is still steadily climbing back up under Biden and there are plenty of approved oil leases that haven’t been used yet. If we’re still drilling domestically as we have for years, what has Biden’s stance on fossil fuels actually accomplished?

Because when supply runs out on certain land you need to have developed land to continue the smae level of production.

We know for a fact that they stopped awarding new leases on federal lands.
 
Baker Hughes Crude Oil Rig Count

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https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/crude-oil-rigs
 
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Because when supply runs out on certain land you need to have developed land to continue the smae level of production.

We know for a fact that they stopped awarding new leases on federal lands.

But if we’re still producing more oil, wouldn’t this be more of a concern with the Administration’s long term strategy than anything Biden is actively causing?
 
But if we’re still producing more oil, wouldn’t this be more of a concern with the Administration’s long term strategy than anything Biden is actively causing?

Markets are forward looking. What is happening today is irrelevant on prices.
 
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