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Let me fix your bogus premise about cars and global warming:
@Patrick, did you watch Maher? He explains why in his latest segment.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tu9JGK_yHo
Let me fix your bogus premise about cars and global warming:
Did you photo shop that HeadSet?
Ask yourself what Biden and his minders would have done differently had they actually intended to impoverish the American citizenry. Just about the first thing Biden did upon taking office was mount an all-out attack on the American energy industry. His cancellation of the Keystone pipeline got a lot of ink. But that was just the tip of the oil rig. He has worked tooth and claw to destroy the coal industry. He has canceled oil- and gas-lease sales in Alaska and the Gulf of Mexico. Is it any wonder that the United States went from being a net energy exporter at the end of the Trump administration to showing up, empty red can in hand, begging for the stuff from Venezuela and Iran?
It’s something to think about when you fill up your gas tank and notice that the gauges on the pumps have just been altered to allow for an extra digit: not $9.99 per gallon, Comrade, but $10.00 or more.
Biden Looks to Block or Limit New Offshore Drilling, Scaling Back Trump-Era Plan to Pump More Oil
Looks like someone is doing alright with their Model Y long road trip. Spent about $60 for 850 miles.
https://www.reddit.com/r/TeslaModelY/comments/vqij7v/850_mile_trip_cross_country_completed_yesterday/?utm_name=iossmf
It costs the Tesla 3 owner about $3 to charge for every 100 miles or 33 miles per dollar.
Someone who lives in Kansas City pays 5 cents/kWh during off-peak hours. We’re so progressive in San Jose here, where we pay 25 cents/kWh.
At what price per kwhr?
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It costs the Tesla 3 owner about $3 to charge for every 100 miles or 33 miles per dollar.
At what price per kwhr?
Meanwhile, people don't expect gasoline to remain this high while electricity prices continue at multi-decade trend of outpacing inflation.
in San Jose here, where we pay 25 cents/kWh.
As far as I can tell (my bill is a bit confusing here), I'm paying about 40¢ kWh
Tucker Carlson: Biden Selling U.S. Emergency Oil Reserves to China is Impeachable–Possibly Indictable Offense
Interesting post, thanks B.A.C.A.H
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