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Are high gas prices straining your budget?

Are high gas prices straining your budget?

Yes

7

No

1

Yes

Are high gas prices straining your budget?
4 Comments
Max
2
Max

Yes, because high gas prices have raised the cost of everything we use. That, coupled with Brandon's high inflation, we all are suffering. The sad thing is, the lower income, and those on fixed incomes, are suffering the most.

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Belinda Kitchen
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Belinda Kitchen

Yes it's crazy . Here in Moberly gas is 3.11$ to 3.14$ a gallon. In Macon it 3.07$ . Our gas wasn't this high when Trump was in office. Biden you made this a lot worse and here you say your helping the people How ? May I ask ?

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Max
Max

Biden and his followers, are shoving communism down our throats, so we can all be equal, equally poor, except for him and his Elites, that is. He has sold America, to China and Russia.

Kevin Davis
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Kevin Davis

I farm everything we use this year has gone up. Fuel actually is one of the lowest increases. Anhydrous ammonia has more than tripled dry fertilizer has doubled chemicals are much higher also. Dont hear about that any where

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Jack L
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Jack L

Of course. High gas prices always do.

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No

Are high gas prices straining your budget?
1 Comment
Frank Jung
0
Frank Jung

While gas prices are high, they certainly are not as high as they have been before when we were paying almost $5.00 a gallon.

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Max
Max

RBOB Gas, stock market price of wholesale gasoline. It can be looked at, as far back as July 2005. We were energy independent when Trump left office, and wholesale gasoline was less than half of what it is now.

Max
Max

That was between 2008 through 2014, during the Obama reign. During Trump's four years it was never as high as it is now. Thank you for pointing that out. Let's go Brandon!

Are you happy with the "Missouri First" map approved by the General Assembly?

Are you happy with the "Missouri First" map approved by the General Assembly?

Yes

1

No

1

Yes

1 Comment
Zaos Gonzolez
0
Zaos Gonzolez

**** ***, **** ***** ** ******!

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No

1 Comment
Toasty
0
Toasty

This seems like a political form of "bike shedding". Instead of focusing on important conservative legislation, lets move around lines on a map and pretend it makes some kind of improvement in Missourian's lives.

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What do you think about the United States' economic outlook?

What do you think about the United States' economic outlook?

Looks good

3

I'm not very confident

2

Looks good

3 Comments
Fat Guy Outdoors
1
Fat Guy Outdoors

Well my uneducated self who is debt free, doesn't live outside my means, retired before 50 will be just fine regardless what happens. No you educated, debt ridden, living off the government's charity..... well you yourself are to blame. Be accountable for your life and actions.

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Fred
Fred

When the debt finally becomes unsustainable ... which isn't that far off ... the solution historically is to monetize the debt, leading to hyperinflation. Read up on it ... you will not be immune.

Max
1
Max

For workers it is sound. For those on welfare it could be a problem. Things are about to change.

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Zaos Gonzolez
0
Zaos Gonzolez

The "dollar" is not real. The economy is the labor the people provide.

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I'm not very confident

1 Comments
Fred
0
Fred

We're headed for a train wreck.

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