Therefore, failing to allow the maximum potential extraction of US oil is the single factor causing gas prices to rise.
May 9, 2011
This Charming Man
Robert Ariail, 5/7/11:
All petroleum extracted within a country is used entirely within that country; there is no single, globalized market for petroleum products in which a slight increase in US drilling would be a tiny, hardly noticeable change.
Therefore, failing to allow the maximum potential extraction of US oil is the single factor causing gas prices to rise.
Therefore, failing to allow the maximum potential extraction of US oil is the single factor causing gas prices to rise.
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