Here we go again = $3 a gallon prices
Just when you thought it would go away...it's back.
The infamous $3 a gallon gas prices has returned to Southern California, and there is obviously no end in sight to the increase in gas prices, which consists of the following:
Right now the average price for regular 87 fuel in L.A. is 3.04 per gallon. That is a 38-cent increase from what it was a month ago, and an increase of 14 cents from last week. There was a 3-cent increase over the past 24 hours, and there is more to come of course.
Christmas day, fuel at a station near my home was $2.23 a gallon. It has increased 85 cents since that time.
And to top all of that off, crude oil futures are at $72 a barrell, which is an all-time record high. Four years ago, futures were as low as $20 a barrell.
When you add all of that up, and the reasons for these record-high levels (high demand, unrest in Iran and Iraq, etc); it all results into one common denominator:
GEORGE W BUSH
That's right, I said it. Ever since this idiot took office in 2001, things have gone south in a hurry in this country. 9/11/01...the illegal war in Iraq...threats for a war in Iran...and continuous illegal activities within the Bush administration.
If this guy doesn't get impeached soon, then this country is heading for serious trouble which I doubt any future president will be able to handle.
The infamous $3 a gallon gas prices has returned to Southern California, and there is obviously no end in sight to the increase in gas prices, which consists of the following:
Right now the average price for regular 87 fuel in L.A. is 3.04 per gallon. That is a 38-cent increase from what it was a month ago, and an increase of 14 cents from last week. There was a 3-cent increase over the past 24 hours, and there is more to come of course.
Christmas day, fuel at a station near my home was $2.23 a gallon. It has increased 85 cents since that time.
And to top all of that off, crude oil futures are at $72 a barrell, which is an all-time record high. Four years ago, futures were as low as $20 a barrell.
When you add all of that up, and the reasons for these record-high levels (high demand, unrest in Iran and Iraq, etc); it all results into one common denominator:
GEORGE W BUSH
That's right, I said it. Ever since this idiot took office in 2001, things have gone south in a hurry in this country. 9/11/01...the illegal war in Iraq...threats for a war in Iran...and continuous illegal activities within the Bush administration.
If this guy doesn't get impeached soon, then this country is heading for serious trouble which I doubt any future president will be able to handle.

2 Comments:
At August 23, 2006 at 6:34 AM ,
Fans and Friends of Lydia Cornell said...
Rob - thank you for your post on my blog. WE have got to win Congress back and turn this nightmare around. But first, we have to start seeing everything with more HOPE.
Luv xo,
Lydia
At September 12, 2006 at 9:52 AM ,
Robert said...
Lydia, thank you for your kind words. Things in this country will indeed get better, hopefully back to what it used to be in the 1980s and in a sense the 1990s too.
With love and best wishes ;)
RD
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