BigHornRam
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Just wait folks, social media and talking head elites will have you convinced that Biden's debate was a 'stroke'...of genius.
Good luck convincing this audience, Ken.
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Just wait folks, social media and talking head elites will have you convinced that Biden's debate was a 'stroke'...of genius.
I do believe there is hope, political tribalism was at an all time high here in Canada a couple years ago, but the last year has been very hard on the ruling party and they/our Prime Minister has completely lost face and the support of die hard Liberals. I think this is a good thing, not because I despise the man, but because at least one side of the political spectrum is willing to conpromise and change theit voting habits to rid ourselves of this shitshow of a government that has absolutely ruined what was once a great country.
Jon Tester is a skeptic. The donor class has stopped writing checks until this issue is resolved.Just wait folks, social media and talking head elites will have you convinced that Biden's debate was a 'stroke'...of genius.
Tis but a temporary show of abeyance stoppage for theatre...and wind readingJon Tester is a skeptic. The donor class has stopped writing checks until this issue is resolved.
Words to live by.In many ways 'yes', in many ways 'no'. If a person lets their phone/apps do a little of the sifting, they end up with more garbage (the garbage they want, of course). If the person wants to do a little homework and learn about something themselves, the data is typically there. See any thread on CWD, Social Security, NR permits, hunter pressure, etc. This leads to my general view that people are lazy. they might care enough to espouse an opinion on the internet, but don't care enough to do a Goole search. Too often any discussion ends up in a debate of things that are considered facts. Arguing data is done all the time on HT, but it is better to argue on the impact of potential changes. Debating opinions (ie. impact of any change) is very good. Debating facts is what drives me crazy.
Gee, I'd like to think the two e-mails I sent him concerning Biden's...isues, helped Jon make a statement. Likely not, thou.Jon Tester is a skeptic. The donor class has stopped writing checks until this issue is resolved.
Likely the cash.Gee, I'd like to think the two e-mails I sent him concerning Biden's...isues, helped Jon make a statement. Likely not, thou.
Wasn't just from covidJeez Louise, we can't even get US politics straightened out, now we've added Canadian politics!
Regarding diesel under $2.00/gallon. The only reason diesel got so cheap under Trump was the collapse of demand when covid hit. It's neither his credit nor fault that happened. When the entire developed world goes into lockdown, the demand for gasoline, diesel. etc declines sharply.
I made my living in an oil refinery. They run 24/7/365. Barrels of crude come in barrels of product go out. When the demand for the product vanishes, the crude coming into the refinery starts building up to the refinery's capacity to store it. That is what was happening at every refinery in the world. Since, product isn't selling like normal, the refinery's storage capacity for that also gets maxed out. That makes the refinery really cut back on thru put, which exacerbates what to do with all of the crude.
There was a short period of time were the price of crude dropped below zero. A producer had to pay some one to take it. Clearly, that is not a sustainable oil industry. My employer was losing billions of dollars. There was talk of a dividend cut, some oil companies did have to cut the dividend, iirc. Most of them cut their exploration budget.
A barrel of oil is 42 gallons. The road taxes on diesel in Montana total $0.50/gallon. If the cost of crude was $63/barrel, you could not have any other cost or profit, to have $2.00 diesel. The cost of production for most crude is above that.
Long story short, dream on, the only way we ever have $2.00 diesel is if the world gets as phucked up as we were when covid hit. Now, if there was the opposite upset, and demand remained robust but world events disrupted the crude supply, we'd long for the days of $4.00 diesel. Presently, I'm paying $3.79/gallon.
Thanks for the graphic, some just don't want to accept the FACTS, this makes it obvious & can not be ignored.Wasn't just from covid