Don't worry too much. We're 10 years from 50% of the cars on the road being electric
Don't worry too much. We're 10 years from 50% of the cars on the road being electric
The price we pay at the pump is largely outside of a voters area of influence. "Freaking" about gas prices is like getting upset that the sun went down too early.
Don't worry too much. We're 10 years from 50% of the cars on the road being electric
Feh. Electric is a passing fad. The real car of the future, (if the greenies are serious) will be hydrogen. Runs clean, gets good mileage and doesn't have to have it's power source replaced after a few years.Don't worry too much. We're 10 years from 50% of the cars on the road being electric
Last night I watched Sean Hanity interview Donald Trump, and surprisingly Trump offered some good suggestions to the economy and ways things should have been handled in a business aspect. I liked that he mentioned how everybody thought we were invading Iraq for the oil reserves it has, but in fact we have not retreaved any oil from the country even though we should have since we had one the war and considering "spoils of war" we had the rights to all of there oil and still do. Now America helped out Libya rebels defeat their ruthless dictator and we spend millions if not billions doing so. Trumps idea was to make a negotiation with that rebels that if America did step in and help then we would have the rights to 50% of their oil. Since America is a capitalist country I feel that running it as a business is the correct thing to do.
US oil isn't cost effective to pull out of the ground unless gas is running above $3 a gallon. $4 would be better.
Plus, as the price of oil goes up the cost to ship stuff half way around the world goes up. As shipping goes up, prices go up. As prices go up, the profitability of US made stuff goes up.
Now consider that the price of an item is, in large part, a reflection of the value of a dollar. Should anyone be surprised that as the Fed prints more and more dollars to hide the Nation's bankruptcy, the value of dollars goes down?
Sucks, but there it is.
Spoils of war still counts. A war is a war. We still had a right to take the oil.
We sent tons of air support for Libya rebels costing plenty of money we do not have.
And for your comment about breaking even.....well we need to get to even first. We have a long wayyyy before we can be close to comming out of debt.
And if we took the oil. the gas prices would drop drastically and everybody would be happy.
Trump even stated that every soldier that was injured in the war should get $5 million.
But other than that i agree with you about the government should interfere as least as possible with the citizens
hydrogen, seriously? How is it a good idea?.. Do you even know how a serious quantity of hydrogen is obtained.?. Or was your post supposed to be purple?..... Hydrogen is a dream as well........
Huh... I was not aware that we made anything for export, other than Soldiers...US oil isn't cost effective to pull out of the ground unless gas is running above $3 a gallon. $4 would be better.
Plus, as the price of oil goes up the cost to ship stuff half way around the world goes up. As shipping goes up, prices go up. As prices go up, the profitability of US made stuff goes up.
Now consider that the price of an item is, in large part, a reflection of the value of a dollar. Should anyone be surprised that as the Fed prints more and more dollars to hide the Nation's bankruptcy, the value of dollars goes down?
Sucks, but there it is.
And for those of us that require Vehicles with Hp and Torque how is Hydrogen a viable option?!Feh. Electric is a passing fad. The real car of the future, (if the greenies are serious) will be hydrogen. Runs clean, gets good mileage and doesn't have to have it's power source replaced after a few years.