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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Browneye" data-source="post: 382553" data-attributes="member: 1051"><p>I believe the main driving factor in everyones decrease in standard of living is the gas prices. Remember before covid when the left insisted burger flippers should have $15 an hour. Well since covid they got their way and does anyone really think their standard of living has gone up? Since trump was in and we had $2 gas when you live in the midwest you have to spend a fair amount just on gas to get around. So your transportation costs have basically doubled.  Then consider alot of things you buy come from over seas by ship, increased transportation costs. Every single thing that you purchase all has to get to your store by truck or rail. Everything is going up because of transportation costs. Never mind what it takes to heat your home or factory or place of business with propane or natural gas. All affected by the higher costs. This all started going to hell the first day he got in with the canceling of the keystone pipeline. Then cancelling offshore oil leases, leases on public land. Shutting down oil pipelines in michigan and the east coast. Now He cancelled a bunch of previously approved oil leases in alaska and banned shipping liquified natural gas by rail. All these things have combined to make things worse and the snowball effect that things will probably get worse before they get better. Wait till california goes through with their ban on diesel powered trucks. And they also want to enforce their green emission standards on the ships that carry all our goods back and forth across the sea. Insanity</p></blockquote><p></p>

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