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Related: About this forum"Payback Time for Big Oil Billionaires:" Sen. Whitehouse Slams Trump's "Energy Emergency" - Senator Sheldon Whitehouse
February 26 - Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) delivers remarks on the Senate Floor slamming Donald Trump's fake "energy emergency," which is part of the Trump's continuing strategy to hurt working families and help billionaires.
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"Payback Time for Big Oil Billionaires:" Sen. Whitehouse Slams Trump's "Energy Emergency" - Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (Original Post)
Rhiannon12866
Feb 26
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cliffside
(872 posts)1. Senator Whitehouse is on cspan 2 now speaking of climate change, insurance costs, home values in the future etc.
with lots of info.
Rhiannon12866
(231,978 posts)2. Wow! Thanks so much! Found it!
He really is the best, continues to speak out on both climate change and SCOTUS corruption!
cliffside
(872 posts)3. Agree he is the best, you're welcome and thank you!

Rhiannon12866
(231,978 posts)4. Yay! Watching now!



kacekwl
(8,192 posts)5. I have noticed that since
the beginning of the year gas prices have lowered AND have held steady for the last two months with very little fluctuations. This hasn't happened for as long as I can remember. It has always jumped 25-30 cents at a time then slowly creeped down until the next spike. Does this seem strange to anyone ? Is it possible the oil industry is keeping prices steady to benefit trump. Mmm mmm ?
Rhiannon12866
(231,978 posts)6. Very strange since here in New York gas prices took a big jump a couple of weeks ago and have remained high
After remaining low since last year.