No liberal conspiracy theories?

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therealUT

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For the last 3 days there have been record high closings on Wall Street. I am surprised no liberals are connecting this to the elections, like they have with oil prices...
 
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Well, it's the lowering oil prices that are doing it..
 
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Well, it's the lowering oil prices that are doing it..

Okay, so about 30 - 40% of the population think W is manipulating oil prices. About 50% of people thought Saddam was tied to 9/11 and that was blamed on misleading info from W and his buddies.

So who is misleading "AMERICANS" to believe W is manipulating oil prices?
 
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Deep down, I think you all know the truth and you're struggling because you want to agree with me, but you just can't because your evil Republican alter ego won't let you. It's ok though, I understand.
 
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actually in the past, recessions have be precluded by momentary upturns.
 
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i dont necessarily believe we are headed for a recession, the corporate world seems very resilient these days.
 
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Deep down, I think you all know the truth and you're struggling because you want to agree with me, but you just can't because your evil Republican alter ego won't let you. It's ok though, I understand.

Yeah, that's it...:ermm:

I clearly need to abandon the years of education in economics and business and give in to the gut feel of the mosquito :blush2:

Once I figure out how he's controlled oil and gas prices from the cradle to current times I'll be right there with you. :peace2:
 
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i dont necessarily believe we are headed for a recession, the corporate world seems very resilient these days.

It's hard not to be when you own the Administration and run the country.
 
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Deep down, I think you all know the truth and you're struggling because you want to agree with me, but you just can't because your evil Republican alter ego won't let you. It's ok though, I understand.

This phenomenon is also known as "common sense creeping in".
 
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Once I figure out how he's controlled oil and gas prices from the cradle to current times I'll be right there with you. :peace2:

I'll be waiting in the dark alley behind the dumpster with a spare aluminum hat for you. Don't take too long, that's what they want you to do.
 
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I'll be waiting in the dark alley behind the dumpster with a spare aluminum hat for you. Don't take too long, that's what they want you to do.

YOU FOOL! Don't you know he controls aluminum prices too! He's only doing this to sell hats :dance2:
 
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can one be a bandwagon republican? i am kinda doing the same thing with da Bears.

okay, so all kidding aside, i dont buy into the bush controlling oil prices thing at all. i do, however, think that his friends in the industry held out for a while, and there has to be a reason behind that. whether or not it has anything to do with elections i dont know.
 
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kept prices up.

But the price of gasoline dropped at the same rate (maybe more) than the drop in the price of crude oil. The oil companies Exxon, Shell (Dutch by the way), etc. have small holdings (single digit percentages) in oil reserves.

Oil production did not change during the down turn so it wasn't a Saudi bump.

I've yet to see any explanation that links W to oil/gas prices other than paranoia.
 

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