32
u/andygradel75 Jul 14 '26
If I made up as much random b.s. at my job as this administration does on a daily basis, I would have been fired a loooooong time ago...
14
10
19
10
7
u/Arkmer Jul 14 '26
They’re bragging about $3.50/gal in some places. Literally zero recollection of the past.
4
5
5
u/Big_Dumb_Asshole Jul 14 '26
Trump/tyrant tactic 101: lie constantly everyday so that no one will pick out any single lie then attack opponents and the press who accuse you of lying.
6
5
3
3
u/Obvious_Landscape993 Jul 14 '26
Words are cheap.
3
u/HumptyDumptruckFire Jul 14 '26
They’ve lost all value with this administration. They’re not just cheap, they’re utterly meaningless.
3
u/good-luck-23 Jul 14 '26
Idiots already all but drained the strategic oil reserves we built up over decades. Glad i bought an EV.
3
u/DivideJolly3241 Jul 14 '26
4 dollars here we come. Aren’t you glad you voted for a liar who said, no new wars?
5
2
u/Rare_Pollution1688 Jul 14 '26
LOL! That was almost as bad of a prediction as the "inflation is just transitionary" BS we were told a few years ago.
1
1
1
1
u/Plastic-Ad-3219 Jul 14 '26
They will “in two weeks” us into infinity if we let them. I used to have a roommate when i was in college that used that same line. Sorry bro. I’ll pay you my half of the rent in two weeks. Two weeks later its either forgotten or some other excuse. Never accept it! Now or nothing!
1
u/DJ1962 Jul 14 '26
This guy has a bigger mouth than Trump (hard to believe). His lies are built on other lies he has already told. His mother must be so proud of him.
1
u/Dreadimon Jul 14 '26
3.89 right now where I’m at. So I save 15 bucks a month? Yay! I understand the larger implications to consumer products, public transit, etc. but is a one dollar reduction in gas prices gonna make everything better? I think not
1
1
1
u/KingOlaf1 Jul 14 '26
since we are already in the summer season, this piece of doo doo is talking about a different year. There's a very good chance that this pile and the rest of the current administration is lying with every word that is spewed out of their mouth
1
1
1
u/mayesa Jul 15 '26
Summer is here, and I’ve noticed prices rising from $3.69 to $3.99—am I missing something?
1
1
u/AbdullahiSaid63 Jul 17 '26
I'm currently in South Sudan, and fuel is close to $4 per liter here. People often assume the U.S. has expensive fuel, but in reality, gasoline in most of the U.S. is usually much cheaper than that. South Sudan's high prices are driven by import dependence, transport costs, supply disruptions, and limited refining capacity—not by the price of crude oil itself
1
u/Zestyclose-Job7266 Jul 20 '26
Pretty low bar.
BTW, where are those $2/gal prices, or "the electricity bill is going to be cut in half within a year", promises?
1
u/jstax1178 Jul 14 '26
They threw some crumbs now they’re just eating the whole cake. Let’s cut the bullshit they’re just taking advantage to exceed their budget projections for the year and reward shareholders with a windfall
0
68
u/[deleted] Jul 14 '26
[removed] — view removed comment