Asked by ABC 17 News

245 Votes

Should oil companies boost supplies?

90%

Yes Yes

10%

No No

90%

Yes

President Joe Biden in remarks to the nation Thursday urged oil companies to put more product on the market to lower prices.

President Joe Biden in remarks to the nation Thursday urged oil companies to put more product on the market to lower prices. Show Less

4 Comments

HelenHighwater

Captain Obvious approves this message.

Zaos Gonzolez

Is oil gay? No. Is oil LGBT? No. Then I say we need more of it.

Max

Oil companies should boost everything, and citizens should boot the entire liberal, woke, and disgusting current administration, before our Nation is destroyed. Biden should also keep his filthy hands off of our Strategic Oil Reserves. That is for our Military to protect us. Biden is not an American

Lisa Gore

Stupidest move was closing the keystone pipeline and using our emergency reserves. Everyone knows it now, thanks to Donald Trump. The choices this “admin” has made are not America First. Bring back Trump. #LGB

Max

Everything Biden has done, was the stupidest thing. How did you narrow it down to the Keystone pipeline?

10%

No

Under capitalism, oil companies can choose to sell as much, or as little, product as they want.

Under capitalism, oil companies can choose to sell as much, or as little, product as they want. Show Less

1 Comment

Rachel Clara Smith

Wind and solar power companies should boost supplies, and we should invest in more research into nuclear power. These technologies will be more affordable in the long run.

Are you happy with the Mizzou Tigers' football season?

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232 Votes

Are you happy with the Mizzou Tigers' football season?

22%

Yes Yes

78%

No No

22%

Yes

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

78%

No

5 Comments

Fred

Been a Mizzou fan for over 60 years. Just Missouri being Missouri ...

Robert Oldham

Poor offense and poor offensive play calling

Ed Pesek

They didn't beat any good team this year

Harris Nelson

We never won against the ranked teams. Now we made our head coach one the highest paid in the college.

Ashley Chase

Mizzou football fans and boosters need to make a decision. Are we as content as fans with the job Drinkwitz is doing. If winning 8, 9, or 10 wins a season is good enough, the keep giving Drinkwitz and his staff contract extensions.

Are you optimistic about the economy heading into 2026?

Asked by ABC 17 News

380 Votes

Are you optimistic about the economy heading into 2026?

37%

I'm optimistic I'm optimistic

63%

I'm pessimistic I'm pessimistic

37%

I'm optimistic

0 Comments

No one has commented yet

63%

I'm pessimistic

5 Comments

Denzel McVeigh

Trump and his goons in every state in every department are running it into the ground acting like it's the best thing ever and it's not. People are suffering now more then his first term or even during Biden term

Toasty

> "Trump and his goons" Goons? It's 2025. Trump is a lot of things, but comparing he and his team continued success to a childish name, you need better sources of your insults. For example, stop using The Rolling Stone as a primary news source.

Max

Then, you prefer the 9% inflation for 4 straight years, instead of 2.9%. Where did you get your economics degree?

Sara Kalinowski

We're too close to 2026 and it'll take a long time to reverse.

Chris Lyle

Trumplestiltskins

Fred

That was during a period of worldwide inflation ... and we were actually doing better than most other advanced countries. Inflation is higher now than when Biden left office.

Fred

Compare November 2025 to November 2026 ... roughly same and 2026 figure was held down by the government shutdown. Let's check back at this time next year and you try to explain away the recession.

Max

Inflation is less than 1/3rd of when Biden was in office. Fix your calculator.

Max

Biden tactics were destroying the world's economies.

Max

The U.S. dollar dominates the world economy due to its role as the primary reserve currency, backed by the massive U.S. economy, unmatched financial market liquidity, and historical inertia since the 1944 Bretton Woods system. It facilitates 88% of global exchange transactions, 54% of trade

Jamie Kochert

On a fixed income and everything is more expensive.

ABC 17 News

Should oil companies boost supplies?

90% Yes Yes

10% No No

90% Yes

10% No

Are you happy with the Mizzou Tigers' football season?

22% Yes Yes

78% No No

22% Yes

78% No

Are you optimistic about the economy heading into 2026?

37% I'm optimistic I'm optimistic

63% I'm pessimistic I'm pessimistic

37% I'm optimistic

63% I'm pessimistic

90%

Yes Yes

10%

No No

90%

Yes

10%

No

22%

Yes Yes

78%

No No

22%

Yes

78%

No

37%

I'm optimistic I'm optimistic

63%

I'm pessimistic I'm pessimistic

37%

I'm optimistic

63%

I'm pessimistic