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cancer fighter, Trump best President ever! Freedom fighter🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸. God is my Anchor!

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@JamesjmaersonIV @EricLDaugh They could have all received an AI generated phone call

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@EricLDaugh If you didn’t physically see him the call could have been AI generated

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@ScottJenningsKY Did you physically see him?

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@LauraLoomer I read a post that they are keeping him on life support until after August 3rd because that is the deadline to call a special election . Can this be true?

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I’m stuck at home for awhile. Starting a new chemo drug. I’ve been streaming some shows but need some good suggestions. I just finished

Goliath
The Firm (TV series)
The Better sister
The Truth about Harry Quebert Affair

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@DavidFischer Only C

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250 Years!! May God guide her and protect her!

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@mitchellvii @SteveGriggs70 You know they are not going to drop prices during the biggest travel weeks of the summer

[Bill Mitchell @mitchellvii]

⛽ HERE'S THE PART NOBODY EXPLAINS TO YOU ABOUT GAS PRICES!

Trump is right: Oil companies are playing both ends against the middle!

A gas station owner does not set his own fuel cost. He buys his gasoline wholesale from a refiner or distributor, often locked into a supply contract with a major oil company brand.

That wholesale price is set upstream. By the refiners. By the majors. Not by the guy running the register.

So why is wholesale still high when crude is sitting at $68 a barrel.

The industry's answer is inventory lag. Refiners are still selling fuel made from oil they bought weeks ago at higher prices. Chevron's own CFO has said publicly that lower crude prices take time to work through the supply chain before drivers see real savings.

Fine. But here is the question that breaks that excuse wide open.

If stations are selling old inventory bought at yesterday's price, why does the pump price jump the second crude spikes, before that expensive new oil has even been delivered.

You cannot have it both ways. Slow to fall because of old cheap inventory, but instant to rise before the new expensive inventory even arrives.

The real answer is something called replacement cost pricing. Retailers price gas based on what it will cost to refill the tank tomorrow, not what they paid for the gas sitting in the ground today. That is why prices jump like lightning when crude rises.

But somehow that same forward looking logic disappears the moment crude falls. Suddenly everybody remembers the inventory they are still working through.

That is not a supply chain mystery. That is a choice.

Economists call the pattern rockets and feathers. Prices shoot up like rockets the second crude spikes. They drift down like feathers when crude falls. The same companies pricing forward on the way up are mysteriously pricing backward on the way down.

Trump named the companies directly. ExxonMobil. Chevron. Shell. BP. He said it plainly in the Oval Office, that they are the ones not passing along the savings they should already be passing along.

California gets singled out too. Gas there averages over five dollars a gallon, with state taxes piling on top of everything else.

This is not Trump bullying small business. This is Trump asking the companies holding the lever why the logic only runs in one direction.

Lower oil should mean lower gas, with the same speed it took to raise it.

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@joeroganhq Vance giving a soft answer. There is audit information out there and other investigations into the drop boxes and mail in ballots that show fraud. If he sits on the fence he will lose

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@GuntherEagleman Who?

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@JohnCornyn Stop acting like a child and post something that informs and educates citizens of senate rules

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@ScottPresler WOW! I think Thune is scared of you

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@EricLDaugh Cassidy throwing a temper tantrum

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@SqSehrish 309

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@DavidFischer Jesus is my Lord and Savior!

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@Malavoces @LarryJones I learned from 7th grade science that herd immunity was the best plan for squashing a virus and that it takes about a decade to develop and test vaccines. Also you need an enzyme from the virus to develop a vaccine. None of this happened

[Nick Freitas @NickJFreitas]

This is probably one of those most important short videos you can watch about Charlie. And it’s not what you think.

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@Gosleepriya 116

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@VividProwess Maybe he is waiting until their guard is down. The deal doesn’t mean President Trump is done . This could be phase one