So whatever you do, don't repost this! Don't share it on other social media! Don't send it in texts or emails! Don't get it stenciled on your car/truck if you decide to speed, run a light or rob somep... View MoreSo whatever you do, don't repost this! Don't share it on other social media! Don't send it in texts or emails! Don't get it stenciled on your car/truck if you decide to speed, run a light or rob someplace so his cameras can accidentally decide he's the perp of a crime!
we are winning because of Trump we've avoided both Hillary and Kamala which are big wins ..sure it's slow but with what's all involved it has to be done right that's not something that can be an overnight success
I'm surprised the gas in my area hasn't gone up. But it's stay the same. Although it does take a few days to a week for it to catch up. It's 4:39 a gallon still 5:39 a gallon for diesel. And then if you take the 72 cents off but the Democrats have tacked on we'd be unde 4 a gallon.
I just returned to NY from a cross country camping trip that took me to South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
The price of gasoline on that trip varied from a high of $4.89/gallon to a low of $2.99/gallon. My average was around $3.59/gallon.
... View MoreI just returned to NY from a cross country camping trip that took me to South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
The price of gasoline on that trip varied from a high of $4.89/gallon to a low of $2.99/gallon. My average was around $3.59/gallon.
When Trump took office in January 2025, the national average was $3.12/gallon.
So, I'd say, based on my lived experience, gas prices are about .47 cents higher than a year and a half ago.
But I do believe they are SLOWLY coming down again.
And that's my two cents worth on the matter.