Time for Dems to strike while the iron is hot and run on a campaign of "we're exactly like Republicans but we'll lower your gas prices". Which is basically how they campaign anyway but they can really lean hard into it now
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globalists
the capitalists are coming from inside the house
Can't wait to see how the Democrats fuck this up.
“Farm loan forgiveness for those who start a small business in an underserved community for at least 2 years”
They'll recommend an additional oil tax that's used to fund top-bracket tax cuts.
The midterms are going to be legendary battle between who can fuck shit up harder
The Dems who always snatch defeat from the jaws of victory
Or Iran fucking the Trump administration up with their October surprise.
My money is still on Dems throwing harder 
After typically voting out of fear of made up bogeymen, Republicans are finally seeing something scarier -- a policy that actually affects them
I'm a Republican, but you know what pisses me off more than anything is when the people that I vote for sell me out for globalist on the other side of the world who want to have global police state and use our resources, our men and women of our military and our wealth to fund it. This right here is a direct result of bad policy that was put in place by Republicans that I voted for. That's shameful for me to say. And I hope that uh like me, you remember in November who did this."
Who are you going to vote for in November then??
WHO ARE YOU GOING TO VOTE FOR????
i hope it hits 10 a gallon

The price signs literally can't display a number above 9.99! Therefore, capitalism must obey this limitation and cap the price.
i expect it to. saw an article that said trump was advocating for a diesel export ban, which would probably be the only thing that might bring diesel prices down.... but it's unclear how well it would work, or if that kind of quasi-nationalization would have cascading effects when the fossil fuel capital formations inevitably respond. if they even allowed that to happen in the first place.
short of that sort of unprecedented move, we are very much locked in to spiraling diesel, imo.
I think a problem with a diesel export ban would be that most of the diesel refineries in America are majority owned by companies in foreign countries like France and Saudi Arabia. I don't know how they'd react to that. Maybe divesting their holdings in the refineries? I don't know. Would they go as far as shutting down refineries entirely?
Would they go as far as shutting down refineries entirely?
Is Degrowth Don going to accidentally save the world
i think they would do whatever it took to monkeywrench the effectiveness of the ban, ao they could get back to making as much money as possible from their control over a critical resource. whether that's a slowdown or conversion or something else, i don't know.
this industry, if nothing else, has demonstrated a willingness to sacrifice everything for short term gains and i don't think the US is willing to go all the way.
articles make it seem like the administration is divided over even acknowledging this half measure. i don't see how they'd take the necessary steps like freezing assets, arresting noncompliant executives, and appointing competent outside managers and operational leadership to take control.
it would probably force a 25th amendment style coup.
So are we going to end the war with Iran? Maybe help rebuild the infrastructure we destroyed?
🎵And I would do anything for gas...but I WON'T DO THAT🎵
lol I wish, 90% of them will just say things would be worse if we had a Dem president
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