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America’s oil and gas industry has long since grown used to - and more than a little bit weary of - being accused of “price gouging” on gasoline prices by political figures in Washington, DC and in various states.
America’s oil and gas ind...
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[Note: My friend and president of the Institute for Energy Research, Tom Pyle, took the time on Wednesday to put together this excellent primer for drivers wondering about the real answers to the eternal question: Why do gaso...
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Since my initial post on this topic went fairly viral, I’ve put up a couple more posts as the day has gone on.
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First, there’s this one:
More on #gasoline "price gouging..."
Ok, so many posters here hate what I w...
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I did another segment on NTD News with Don Ma late Tuesday talking about the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the impact it’s having on oil and gasoline prices. Enjoy.
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Transcript:
Don Ma: To talk about the lat...
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[Just posted the response below to President Trump’s uninformed Truth Social attack on “Big Oil.”]
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“The big oil companies are not dropping their price at the pump commensurate with the sharply lower pric...
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