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35 minutes ago, trastrick said:

Better get up to date then!  :)

You don't get approval ratings for a job you no longer do :?

 

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The question is, who is more favorable today?

"Favourable" could just as well be *because* he's not president :thumbsup:

 

It doesn't appear to translate into votes:

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/597823-biden-trump-tied-in-hypothetical-2024-matchup-poll

 

If Trump runs in 2024, which I doubt he will, he'll lose.

 

:?

 

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Just now, Magilla said:

You don't get approval ratings for a job you no longer do :?

 

... doesn't appear to be translating into votes though:

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/597823-biden-trump-tied-in-hypothetical-2024-matchup-poll

 

If Trump runs in 2024, which I doubt he will, he'll lose.

 

:?

 

Lol

 

No s**t Sherlock!

 

But  he question was, and I repeat, "Who is more favorable today?

 

And nobody, except you, in your divine wisdom, knows what will happen in 2 years time!

 

Got any good stock tips?     :)

 

 

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Barely a month into his term, Joe started paying back his progressive handlers. His war on Trump's policies of Energy Independence.

 

Using some nebulous "social costs" of U.S. Energy Production reasoning. He was shot down by the courts but his policies have now turned into REAL costs to America, and the World.

 

CNN

 

Biden administration freezes new oil and gas drilling leases after court rules against key climate tool

 

"The idea is to quantify the economic harm caused by the climate crisis like sea level rise, more destructive hurricanes, extreme wildfire seasons and flooding".

 

https://www.cnn.com/2022/02/21/us/biden-climate-social-cost-of-carbon-court/index.html
 

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7 hours ago, trastrick said:

His war on Trump's policies of Energy Independence.

The pace of energy independence slowed under Trump:

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/08/09/americas-rapid-march-to-energy-independence-has-slowed-under-trump.html

"The precipitous drop in the nation’s dependence on foreign energy commodities during the Obama administration slowed last year and is set to flatline in 2018."

 

Mostly happened under Obama, largely due him lifting the ban on exporting crude :?

 

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Using some nebulous "social costs" of U.S. Energy Production reasoning. He was shot down by the courts but his policies have now turned into REAL costs to America, and the World.

 

CNN

 

Biden administration freezes new oil and gas drilling leases after court rules against key climate tool

 

"The idea is to quantify the economic harm caused by the climate crisis like sea level rise, more destructive hurricanes, extreme wildfire seasons and flooding".

 

https://www.cnn.com/2022/02/21/us/biden-climate-social-cost-of-carbon-court/index.html

"The metric was first implemented during the Obama administration and substantially weakened by the Trump government."

 

Currently, there are more permits issued than the oil industry knows what to do with...

 

... and, once again, in Bidens first year in office the U.S. produced an average of 11 million barrels of crude oil per day compared to Trump’s 9 million barrels per day in his first year.

 

:?

 

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3 hours ago, Magilla said:

The pace of energy independence slowed under Trump:

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/08/09/americas-rapid-march-to-energy-independence-has-slowed-under-trump.html

"The precipitous drop in the nation’s dependence on foreign energy commodities during the Obama administration slowed last year and is set to flatline in 2018."

 

Mostly happened under Obama, largely due him lifting the ban on exporting crude :?

 

"The metric was first implemented during the Obama administration and substantially weakened by the Trump government."

 

Currently, there are more permits issued than the oil industry knows what to do with...

 

... and, once again, in Bidens first year in office the U.S. produced an average of 11 million barrels of crude oil per day compared to Trump’s 9 million barrels per day in his first year.

 

:?

 

No need for your convoluted cherry picking attempts.  :)

 

Here's the real numbers,

 

https://www.statista.com/statistics/265181/us-oil-production-in-barrels-per-day-since-1998/

 

" In 2020, oil production in the United States reached 16.5 million barrels per day, a slight decrease from the previous year. In 2019, oil production reached the highest point in history".

 

And that doesn't include natural gas!

 

In 2021 Oil pruduction fell.


Biden shuts down the Keystone XL pipeline

 

On the first day of Biden's presidency, he issued an executive order canceling the Keystone XL pipeline — making good on his promise to the to the climate activists who helped get him elected"

 

https://www.vox.com/22306919/biden-keystone-xl-trudeau-oil-pipeline-climate-change

 

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4 hours ago, trastrick said:

No need for your convoluted cherry picking attempts.  :)

 

Here's the real numbers,

 

https://www.statista.com/statistics/265181/us-oil-production-in-barrels-per-day-since-1998/

 

" In 2020, oil production in the United States reached 16.5 million barrels per day, a slight decrease from the previous year. In 2019, oil production reached the highest point in history".

 

And that doesn't include natural gas!

 

For one day....and then production dropped off a cliff...

 

2020 saw the largest annual decrease of U.S. oil production on record, under Trump :?

 

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In 2021 Oil pruduction fell.

Nope, the biggest short term drop in US oil production in history was during Trumps presidency:

 

Biden has equalled 2020 oil production:

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2022/mar/09/facebook-posts/oil-production-bidens-first-year-par-trump/

"Oil production in the U.S. in President Joe Biden’s first year was on par with 2020 and higher than in three of the four years Trump was president."

"Biden has surpassed Trump in issuing drilling permits on public land"

 

Biden is already predicted to eclipse Trumps high of 2019 in 2023 :thumbsup:

 

:?

 

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Biden shuts down the Keystone XL pipeline

 

On the first day of Biden's presidency, he issued an executive order canceling the Keystone XL pipeline — making good on his promise to the to the climate activists who helped get him elected"

 

https://www.vox.com/22306919/biden-keystone-xl-trudeau-oil-pipeline-climate-change

How do you "shut down" a pipeline that's incomplete, and nowhere near operational? :loopy:

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"Biden did issue an executive order his first month in office that paused new oil and gas lease sales on government land pending a review, but that order was struck down by a federal judge in June."

 

Thank you Judge!

 

But I'm glad to hear that Joe has evolved from his earlier statements:

 

"Joe Biden declared climate change the “number one issue facing humanity” and vowed a national transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy that he says will create millions of new jobs".

 

His "climate activists who helped get him elected" will not be pleased.  :)

 

As for your "How do you "shut down" a pipeline that's incomplete, and nowhere near operational?"

 

Easy,  just revoke the key Government Permit!  :)

 

"TC Energy had begun construction on the pipeline last year and said about 300 miles of the $8 billion project had been built. It would have carried oil from landlocked Alberta to the U.S. Gulf Coast." - NPR

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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15 minutes ago, trastrick said:

"Biden did issue an executive order his first month in office that paused new oil and gas lease sales on government land pending a review, but that order was struck down by a federal judge in June."

 

Thank you Judge!

Federal land accounts for a tiny fraction of drilling, Biden has already issued significantly more permits than Trump did...

 

...currently there are over 9000 permits that have yet to even begin being used.

 

It would be years before any of this will make any difference... to anything.

 

:?

 

 

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As for your "How do you "shut down" a pipeline that's incomplete, and nowhere near operational?"

 

Easy,  just revoke the key Government Permit!  :)

 

"TC Energy had begun construction on the pipeline last year and said about 300 miles of the $8 billion project had been built. It would have carried oil from landlocked Alberta to the U.S. Gulf Coast." - NPR

8% currently constructed! You can't shut it down, it was never working! :thumbsup:

 

Again... years before any of this will make any difference... to anything.

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