Lineup for gas on Route 130 in Hamilton (Matt White, Townsquare Media NJ)
Posted on 11/01/2012 9:47:24 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
Welcome Back Carter.
How’s that hope and change working out for you New Jersey....
Someone should do a Carter / Obama check list
Background pic with Carter and Obama
Overlay with:
High unemployment - check
High gas prices - check
Burning embassy - check
Long gas lines - check
And finish with: Welcome back Carter
But aren’t they happy that they aren’t contributing to the global warming that caused the storm? (S)
Waiting in line for hours for something you can’t get.
These are the same people that want to call people living in the south stupid.
That's what it was like in Old Russia. And now it has come to America under Obama.
Gas lines over a mile long, with more than 150 cars, are now a common sight across the state. Waits are up to three hours.
Wow, they must drive some very big cars in New Jersey!
Each car is 35 feet long.
NEVER trust Obama and the democrats. The Republican governor will own this if the democrats, Obama and the MSM have anything to say about it.
Statistics fail. 35 is just the AVERAGE.
You have the small 25-footers, and the extra-pimpy 45-footers in the mix.
Did NJ Gov. Kristi Kreme unwittingly set up the Bam for an epic fail by stroking his egoist photo-op session? Those highly inconvenienced northeast residents can revel in their Barry to the rescue lovefest but the bloom is now in stank mode.
Berlin in April 1945.
Don't like to see that.
Oops. Looks like quite a few folks spent big bucks on portable emergency generators, but failed to consider refueling needs. Like somebody I know, who found his emergency power supply strangled by a plastic one-gallon gas can. Won’t get too far on that, Butch.
Word to the wise: preppping aint just for crazy people who see black helicopters. Several members of my family in the NY metro area are without power and will be so for another 4-7 days. They also have to wait hours in line for either gas or to buy food. Also, most places cannot process credit cards (no atms work either). So, cash is king. My dad and uncle have generators. They’re among the few in the area who still have power.
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