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    Well since no one else has done it.

    I want to thank George Bush for the falling gas prices.


    You can not argue anything else, if you blamed him for them going up then you have no choice but thank him for bringing them back down.
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    Re: Well since no one else has done it.

    Now you know the only reason for the falling gas prices is the election of <span style='font-family: Arial Black'>KING HUSSEIN</span>. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif[/img]
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    Re: Well since no one else has done it.

    Or the fall of the country.

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    Re: Well since no one else has done it.

    One man cnnot take alll the blame... He might need some of it but i remind you a majority of america voted him in and also Congress so maybe we are responsible for the fall of America?


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    Bush is a real hero for the common ,working person.

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    Re: Well since no one else has done it.

    I havent blamed Bush. I blame it on the dumb and greedy Americans that drive big vehichles that really dont need them AKA soccer moms that drive suburbans and tahoes. Plus the rag heads of course.
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    Re: Well since no one else has done it.

    Despite what people say and think now (sometimes myself included)President Bush won't be appreciated until 25 years from now. I actually heard a lecture/speech from one of my most liberal professors proclaiming that Bush will eventually be heralded as a great American president when the history books are rewritten.
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    Yep- it would take a re-writing of history to make him look good. This is part of what is wrong with the education system. Just change that part of the century, nobody will notice. Wonder how the Japanese teach WWII?

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    Re: Well since no one else has done it.

    By lifting the ban for offshore drilling over the summer, it really put a dent in oil prices. Add that to falling demand, and the current economic issues and oil prices should continue to fall. Though foreign governments are trying their best to get oil prices to go back up because their budgets depend on it. Drill, baby, drill(just saying we will decreases value) but also do all you can in the other areas to solve the energy crisis.

    I wonder what the "true value" of a barrel of oil is, and how much the price is effected by speculation?

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    "wonder what the "true value" of a barrel of oil is, and how much the price is effected by speculation"
    Once the market fell and the speculators left, it dropped back to about 70 bucks per. That was what I thought the government could change, the amount of profit in the speculating. If we had made an effort, but it has fixed itself. Now if the rest of the country survives, and China..perhaps. Don't think they are used to doing biz like the US.

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