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Anti-American, Republican,potatoe, potato.
Which Econ major flunk out wrote this bill? China doesn’t get a discount on the oil, they pay market price. Joe turned a profit on the sale. >

The mistake you are making is assuming the purpose of the bill is to benefit the US. >

It's just silly performative legislation. It sounds like House Republicans are trying to spin low gas prices as a bad thing they can blame Biden for, and in their contortions they've collectively shoved their head up their own ass. >


The House passed the bill Thursday on a broadly bipartisan vote of 331-97

Not bipartisan theatre, may have some merit >

It's literal theater. The strategic reserves are the one valve Biden can personally turn to impact gas prices. They release them to temporarily increase supply. The supply increase world wide creates a small surge of availability which drives down the overall price. This lowers oil prices. >

It's going to be 2 years of this: "House passes bill, no one cares." >

A Republican Congress approved an SPR sale to China when Trump was in office. Just saying. >

Republicans: “gas prices are too high. It’s Biden’s fault and he won’t do anything to fix it!”
Biden: does the one thing he can tapping the SPR
Republicans: “you weren’t supposed to actually do your job” >

Its funny how the Republican 'High gas prices!' complaint has pivoted to 'Low Strategic Petroleum Reserves!'.
The second one doesn't quite roll off the tongue the same way. >

It is covering for the BS they sell to their base.  If they sold them the idea that there are gay aliens on the moon they would have a bill outlawing the US from doing business on the moon. >

The house has become a side show of theater for the next 2 years. Nothing they do will matter unless Democrats support and President Biden support it. Anything passed in the house has to get approved in the Senate and signed into law by Biden. Which almost everything that they plan to do will just die in the House as it will never make it passed the Senate and then signed into law by Biden. >

These are fake bills. FOX is fake news. >

Stop. This is a real bill, you agreeing with the content of the bill has no bearing on wether or not the bill is real >

It's fake in the sense that there's no intention that it would actually become a law. It's just theater. >

"To cover up his failed policies driving our energy and inflation crisis, President Biden is draining our nation’s Strategic Petroleum Reserves at an alarming rate. America’s SPR – once the world’s largest stockpile – has been depleted to the lowest levels since 1983," McMorris Rodgers said in a statement following the vote. "To date, President Biden has released more from the SPR than all U.S. presidents in history combined." >

I.e he did the job with the one tool that was expressly put into place for it. How DARE he!!! >

It's crazy the quote literally sounds like it was written by someone who hates the United States. >

Anti-American, Republican,potatoe, potato. >

This really doesn't mean anything and is just another form of political theatre. >

This house will pass many bills that will never be the law. >

Which Econ major flunk out wrote this bill? China doesn’t get a discount on the oil, they pay market price. Joe turned a profit on the sale. >

The mistake you are making is assuming the purpose of the bill is to benefit the US. >

It's just silly performative legislation. It sounds like House Republicans are trying to spin low gas prices as a bad thing they can blame Biden for, and in their contortions they've collectively shoved their head up their own ass. >


The House passed the bill Thursday on a broadly bipartisan vote of 331-97

Not bipartisan theatre, may have some merit >

It's literal theater. The strategic reserves are the one valve Biden can personally turn to impact gas prices. They release them to temporarily increase supply. The supply increase world wide creates a small surge of availability which drives down the overall price. This lowers oil prices. >

It's going to be 2 years of this: "House passes bill, no one cares." >

A Republican Congress approved an SPR sale to China when Trump was in office. Just saying. >

Republicans: “gas prices are too high. It’s Biden’s fault and he won’t do anything to fix it!”
Biden: does the one thing he can tapping the SPR
Republicans: “you weren’t supposed to actually do your job” >

Its funny how the Republican 'High gas prices!' complaint has pivoted to 'Low Strategic Petroleum Reserves!'.
The second one doesn't quite roll off the tongue the same way. >

It is covering for the BS they sell to their base.  If they sold them the idea that there are gay aliens on the moon they would have a bill outlawing the US from doing business on the moon. >

The house has become a side show of theater for the next 2 years. Nothing they do will matter unless Democrats support and President Biden support it. Anything passed in the house has to get approved in the Senate and signed into law by Biden. Which almost everything that they plan to do will just die in the House as it will never make it passed the Senate and then signed into law by Biden. >

These are fake bills. FOX is fake news. >

Stop. This is a real bill, you agreeing with the content of the bill has no bearing on wether or not the bill is real >

It's fake in the sense that there's no intention that it would actually become a law. It's just theater. >

"To cover up his failed policies driving our energy and inflation crisis, President Biden is draining our nation’s Strategic Petroleum Reserves at an alarming rate. America’s SPR – once the world’s largest stockpile – has been depleted to the lowest levels since 1983," McMorris Rodgers said in a statement following the vote. "To date, President Biden has released more from the SPR than all U.S. presidents in history combined." >

I.e he did the job with the one tool that was expressly put into place for it. How DARE he!!! >

It's crazy the quote literally sounds like it was written by someone who hates the United States.