re: So we have gas shortages, inflation, a democrat in the White House etc etc

But but but 65% approval rating

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It certainly sets race relations back that far if not further.

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That’s a fact, and once again it was done by democrats.

But hey, unity amongst American citizens doesn’t produce enough money for those assholes.

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We are becoming Venezuela faster then I thought . They better slow it down or they may not be able cheat their way out of the losing the next election.

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I've actually been thinking the same thing of late.

Moving too fast. Especially with a well armed populace.

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When the frick did the 1970s come back?


When we "elected" someone who was in the senate from the 1970s.

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The most painfully truthful post thus far in 2021.

And the democrats will still look back and wonder why they lost 40-50 House Seats on November 9th, 2022.

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they may not be able cheat their way out of the losing the next election.

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Oh sure they will! We the People aren't getting any power back by voting.

damn russians.
dontcha know?

When the dementia patient got together with the peanut farmer.......

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Please explain how Biden (-- -----) has anything to do with a gas shortage coming out of the largest oil and gas supply chain disruption in history?

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1. Fixed your incorrect post. Struck out "or Trump," because this would NOT have happened with him at the helm.

2. It happened because an enemy rightfully and correctly sensed weakness, appeasement and incompetence in the realm of foreign policy, national security and ZERO leadership whatsoever coming from the feckless depends pissing, tapioca drooling sock puppet infesting the White House. It happened because said enemy calculated that with such weakness and incompetent stupidity at the helm, the benefits outweighed the risks.

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Prediction: the pipeline will re-open shockingly quickly and all of your hot air will evaporate.

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I get it, you're objecting to what you perceive is an exaggerated take on the situation. But you don't get even a slight sense that your own opposing take is itself a bit of an exaggerated one? It occurs to me that even if they were to get it fully online tomorrow that there will still be some rather significant negative effects for a given period of time. For instance, if they can't transport the "usual" amount of gasoline, then I would think they're not refining the "usual" amount of gasoline. I'm sure the implications of that is farther reaching than the average person knows, and it will take some time to get back up and running to pre-hack levels. Until such time there will be those negative effects to varying degrees in different locations.

So perhaps it's a bigger problem than you're willing to admit under the circumstances. But then again perhaps you have particularly relevant knowledge of the ins and outs, which if so please share.