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Budget and Taxes Do you feel that raising taxes will help solve the debt of the United States? Are you a fan of Reaganomics?

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Old 08-11-2005, 08:46 AM   #21 (permalink)
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Old 08-11-2005, 09:25 AM   #22 (permalink)
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the yukon and suburban are family cars and they actually look good unlike the F-250.
The F-250 is a pick-up truck rumpswab haw can you compare it to an SUV? Some people actually have uses for pickup trucks. I also prefer it's looks over Chevy's.


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SUVs are definitely sweet but I'm just saying some of them are unnecessarily large. I'm reminded of the Canyonero Simpson's episode...
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Update on this topic:

With gas prices soaring, almost two-thirds of those surveyed for an AP-AOL poll expect fuel costs will cause them financial hardship in coming months. That was sharply higher than in April, when about half felt that way.

Crude oil prices reached a record high of more than $66 a barrel Friday. That's almost 50 percent higher than a year ago.

The average price of a gallon of regular gasoline was more than $2.40 per gallon at week's end, compared with $1.86 a year ago and about $2.21 in April, according to the auto club AAA.

full article: http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/08/12/gas.poll.ap/index.html
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With gas prices soaring, almost two-thirds of those surveyed for an AP-AOL poll expect fuel costs will cause them financial hardship in coming months. That was sharply higher than in April, when about half felt that way.

Crude oil prices reached a record high of more than $66 a barrel Friday. That's almost 50 percent higher than a year ago.

The average price of a gallon of regular gasoline was more than $2.40 per gallon at week's end, compared with $1.86 a year ago and about $2.21 in April, according to the auto club AAA.

full article: http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/08/12/gas.poll.ap/index.html

I think it's because we are approaching peak world oil production shortly.
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With gas prices soaring, almost two-thirds of those surveyed for an AP-AOL poll expect fuel costs will cause them financial hardship in coming months. That was sharply higher than in April, when about half felt that way.

Crude oil prices reached a record high of more than $66 a barrel Friday. That's almost 50 percent higher than a year ago.

The average price of a gallon of regular gasoline was more than $2.40 per gallon at week's end, compared with $1.86 a year ago and about $2.21 in April, according to the auto club AAA.

full article: http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/08/12/gas.poll.ap/index.html

I think it's because we are approaching peak world oil production shortly.
We definately need to find a solution for this oil crisis, fast! It is time to invade Iran and now.
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With gas prices soaring, almost two-thirds of those surveyed for an AP-AOL poll expect fuel costs will cause them financial hardship in coming months. That was sharply higher than in April, when about half felt that way.

Crude oil prices reached a record high of more than $66 a barrel Friday. That's almost 50 percent higher than a year ago.

The average price of a gallon of regular gasoline was more than $2.40 per gallon at week's end, compared with $1.86 a year ago and about $2.21 in April, according to the auto club AAA.

full article: http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/08/12/gas.poll.ap/index.html

I think it's because we are approaching peak world oil production shortly.
We definately need to find a solution for this oil crisis, fast! It is time to invade Iran and now.
I was kidding about invading Iran, nobody shoot me.
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where I'm at it's $2.59 for regular unleaded, i drive a honda that get's about 26 miles to the gallon my husband has a older GMC diesel p/u and his fuel is way more than mine i think it's close to $2.75 a gallon. talk about crazy stuff!!! what's the gas prices where everyone else is at?
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where I'm at it's $2.59 for regular unleaded, i drive a honda that get's about 26 miles to the gallon my husband has a older GMC diesel p/u and his fuel is way more than mine i think it's close to $2.75 a gallon. talk about crazy stuff!!! what's the gas prices where everyone else is at?
$2.25 a gallon, my paycheck goes down the drain just paying for gas.
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where I'm at it's $2.59 for regular unleaded, i drive a honda that get's about 26 miles to the gallon my husband has a older GMC diesel p/u and his fuel is way more than mine i think it's close to $2.75 a gallon. talk about crazy stuff!!! what's the gas prices where everyone else is at?
$2.25 a gallon, my paycheck goes down the drain just paying for gas.
I hear ya! i remember 5 years ago when stores used to have gas wars and i loved paying 0.99 a gallon now it takes $29.00 to fill up my honda.
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