That's a really good point.

Agreed. Thank you for your input.

Wait, my comparison? The conservatives are asking how many Biden voters knew he was part of the better than ¾ of the Senate that voted in favor of Desert Storm. I'm saying they wouldn't have cared either way because judging something from a long time ago with hindsight is irrelevant compared to eliminating a clear and present danger to our citizens and our democracy.

@JeffMurray

Gotcha, I didn't get that meaning when I read it.

First, I think it's hilarious you're bragging about % of the black vote.
Second, what you said isn't even true. "PolitiFact | Blunt’s wrong: Trump did not get the highest minority vote percentage in 0 years" [politifact.com]
Finally, the "greatest economy" nonsense had also been fact checked. "PolitiFact | Donald Trump’s dubious statement about presiding over ‘the greatest economy’ in history" [politifact.com]

These are just Republican talking points and not valid under closer inspection.

trump inherited an economy that was aready rebounding when trump took over. A closer look at the actual growth and jobs numbers shows both were stronger under Obama.

trump's removal of regulations came at what long term consequences. It made the top 1% richer, but it made the country and the planet poorer. We may never recover from some of the environmental damage that many of trump's deregulation has done.

He destroyed his own economy by the way he handled the pandemic. The white trash loved his bluster and ignored the fact that he had his hand in their back pockets stealing their wallets.

Regarding the increased number of new jobs for minorities is one of quantity, not quality. Yes he increased the number of jobs, but they were not an improvement in the standard of living with that increase. The jobs all came in the low end of the service industry. They were mostly substandard wages, without any benefits or protections. It still took minorities having to work two to three jobs to make ends meet. He did very little improve the overall plight of the group he loves to incorrectly tout.

@t1nick

It’s going to be a comical four years.

@CourtJester

Yes you are still around

@t1nick

It was $1.98 a month ago.

@CourtJester

And you consider that an argument. Gas prices at the pump are determined by the a number of factors, not just what party is de jour at the time.

However, there are fundamental drivers of the price.

The general rule, according to the EIA, is that about two-thirds of your cost of gas at the pump is determined by crude oil cost.

The rest is a combination of taxes, refining, distribution and marketing.

These are ultimately just some of the 11 factors we determined influence gas prices.

[businessinsider.com]

@t1nick it’s simple supply and demand. Biden just signed to cut supply, thus increasing demand.

Loving it. Absolutely loving it.

@CourtJester

Please think deeper. Continually skimming the surface by you gets tedious and old.

@t1nick Prove me wrong.

Beautiful.

@CourtJester

Jobs lost on the pipeline are easily made up in the clean energy industry. If you can turn a wrench on a pipeline, you can turn a wrench on a wind turbine. Clean energy,as of right now, employee more than two times more people than the fossil fuel industry. Think beyond tomorrow morning and your hangover. Besides the tar sand oils coming down from Canada through the pipeline are not slated for the American market anyway.

@t1nick Hahaha. I’m not even a laborer and I know that’s a retarded statement

@CourtJester

I have worked on the rigs in the oil patch and I know the skills needed to turn a wrench and smart enough to know that re-training for the clean energy doesn't entail a new method of wrench turning.

It appears your thoughts still remain as superficial as always. I didn't think I could become any more disappointed in you as I already was. But your apparent lack of imagination has proven me wrong. Happy hangover.