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Was at my folks house and I pick up their AARP bulletin that discusses the candidates

Author: Quest4twelve (7121 Posts - Joined: Aug 5, 2015)
Posted at 10:11 am on Oct 19, 2024
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As you know AARP is nonpartisan and doesn't endorse, but they posed the same question to each candidate regarding the cost of essential items being high. Here's Trump's answer...

We're going to start by drilling and getting oil. I call it "drill baby drill." We're going to start by going in and getting oil because energy prices is what really led to the problem of inflation...

I'll just leave this here:

Production
In 2023, the US produced an average of 12.9 million barrels of crude oil per day, breaking the previous record of 12.3 million barrels per day set in 2019. In December 2023, the US produced a record 13.3 million barrels per day


Replies to: "Was at my folks house and I pick up their AARP bulletin that discusses the candidates"

  • Was at my folks house and I pick up their AARP bulletin that discusses the candidates - Quest4twelve - 10:11am 10/19/24 (11) [View All]
    • AARP is non partisan? - PaND - 2:55pm 10/19/24
    • And maybe output would be even higher had Biden not interfered [NT] - MarkHarman - 1:04pm 10/19/24
      • As the attached article explains, the 'Fracking Industry' is the one holding back investment due to [LINK] - TyroneIrish - 2:23pm 10/19/24
        • First you said 5 years. Now it's 8. Next thing you know it'll be 50 [NT] - MarkHarman - 12:24pm 10/20/24
          • As I pointed out to a previous poster, consumption and production both change...do a search of my - TyroneIrish - 5:03pm 10/20/24
        • Why in the name of all that is holy have you linked a Feb 2022 article? [NT] - JarHead4ND - 5:03am 10/20/24
          • "U.S. Shale Boom Shows Signs of Peaking as Big Oil Wells Disappear" (WSJ, 2023)... [LINK] - TyroneIrish - 4:58pm 10/20/24
        • Hilarious, a Brit magazine. - PaND - 2:50pm 10/19/24
    • Another example of how clueless DJT is...reminiscent of his reply to the 'Child Care' question, or - TyroneIrish - 11:44am 10/19/24
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