Comments on: Fix the Economy By…Spending More

By: miranda

miranda — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 16:29:17 +0000

That is one of the problems, of course. Any “economic stimulus” is expected to support oil prices, as well as gas prices. Hmmm…giving us “free” money to pump into his Big Oil buddies’ pockets. Something to consider…

By: Neil

Neil — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 15:11:10 +0000

Bull on Bush’s Tax Rebates!!! It will trigger people to buy more…..GAS!!!
Did you notice that right after this bill was past that the oil companies stated shooting up the gas prices? The oil companies want most of these people to spend their rebates on gasoline. By the time people start getting their checks, gas will probably cost around 4.00 bucks a gallon.
After awhile when things slow down, then gas will go down, but not the products that went up do to the increase in gas prices. That area of the economy is a pump up rip off, for as the price of fuel goes down, the after effects don’t.
Face it, If the public gets a noticable size rebate, the oil companies want it. Especially Exxon oil, they have to keep up with the $5,000,000,000 a year retirement fund for their retired CEO so he won’t starve to death.

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