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When president obama came to office, the average cost of gasoline was $1.79. today the average cost for gasoline is $3.28. that is an 83% increase in the cost of the pump since president obama has been in office. he comes to reducing dependence on foreign oil, increasing production of oil and gas. increasing reduction on clean energy. it s really all of the above approach. the price of gasoline heats up, so does the rhetoric. bring in the panel. steve hayes for weekly standard. a.b. stoddard associate editor of the hill. syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. let s kick around what the political impact of rising gasoline prices will be. and let s put up this really interesting graphic. tracks gas prices in presidential approval back to the carter administration. while it s not a mirror image it very closely measures presidential approval against gas prices. ....
When president obama came to office, the average cost of gasoline was $1.79. today the average cost for gasoline is $3.28. that is an 83% increase in the cost of the pump since president obama has been in office. he comes to reducing dependence on foreign oil, increasing production of oil and gas. increasing reduction on clean energy. it s really all of the above approach. the price of gasoline heats up, so does the rhetoric. bring in the panel. steve hayes for weekly standard. a.b. stoddard associate editor of the hill. syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. let s kick around what the political impact of rising gasoline prices will be. and let s put up this really interesting graphic. tracks gas prices in presidential approval back to the carter administration. while it s not a mirror image it very closely measures presidential approval against gas prices. track closely. ....
Their own store. you buy your merchandise with all the other dealers, so carpet one has all the clout. it s kind of like bulk food. the larger the purchasing power, we have better prices. the granddaughter is one of three siblings that run the day-to-day operations. this is two yellows. i have it at $2.28 a square foot, because i bought it arizona at an amazing price and can turn it over to the consumer. if we were not numbers, i would not have a rebate heck to make people happy with two times ....
that will not be my endorsement. all right. let s bring in our paul steinhauser. so cain won t be supporting obama s re-election campaign. no surprise there. what a surprise. exactly. where do you think he ll throw his support? you know, there s a lot of speculation that maybe he throws his support to newt gingrich, the former house speaker. they are both from georgia. it was interesting on saturday. soon after cain suspended his campaign, gingrich at an event in new york city said some very, very nice things about herman cain. a lot of the candidates would like that support. here is the drama. late last night, gingrich adds a news conference today in new york city at 1:45. there s speculation, will cain be there or not? cain aides and gingrich aides saying no to that one. gingrich s people tell us at 1:45, gingrich will outline his 50-state strategy. a lot of the candidates would like cain s backing. no doubt about that we saw michele bachmann and ron paul ye ....
let me show this graphic. if we don t have this, with the payroll tax cut, you get a benefit of $1.28 for every dollar. with the bush tax cuts, you get only $31 cents in value for every declare. it doesn t even make mathematical sense in terms of the economic benefits to the country if you compare the tax cuts. how do they even try to stand on the floor in front of people like you and justified this in the congress? well, they really can t. it s why they re showing up at these town hall meetings. the america people are smart. they re outraged by this. they know when they get a tax break, working people take that money and go buy groceries, and they buy their gas and take care of that i kids. wealthy people just hold on to their money just like they re holding on to $2.5 trillion in their wealth without creating any jobs. to add insult to injury. ....