2.99 in Eastern Ohio, 3.09 in SW PA

self ^ | November 11, 2014 | knarf

[Renegade]

$2.59 Vineland, NJ

[bgill]

$2.72 - TX

[MikeinMotley]

$2.61 20 minutes south of Lynchburg in Hurt

Mike

[sheana]

Yeah its still $3.30 in Bakersfield.

[riri]

2.69 here in Gilbert, AZ

[servantboy777]

$2.54 per gallon, Tomball, Texas

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[nascarnation]

I’ve read Cali fuel prices will really bump up when the next part of state “cap and tax” kicks in. Ouch.

[nascarnation]

My question is how can Obama take credit for the dropping gas prices?

Obama's done. It's all about 2016 now. Hopefully the R candidate will be able to illustrate how this works to the masses.

[MeshugeMikey]

The Seasonal Fuel fiasco doesnt help one bit either...

[Paine in the Neck]

$2.53 in Central TX this AM.

[MeshugeMikey]

Im within maybe 30 miles of the exxon refineries across the bay...but that proximity makes no difference in pricing.....for some reason

[Buckeye McFrog]

That’s just like how when I lived in Michigan, 30 miles from the border, Molson cost just as much as it does here.

[MeshugeMikey]

the most I ever paid for gas { comparitively speaking ] was near the Grand Canyon...it was claimed that the price to truck the stuff in was the reason...

[ex91B10]

$2.74-St. Pete FL.

[Clinging Bitterly]

$2.72 here in the oil patch. But I'm not sure its such a good thing, ~$70 a barrel for crude won't sustain domestic production over the long term, and it could hurt the only bright spot in the U.S. economy right now, where we have 2-3% unemployment while the rest of obamanation stagnates.

The downturn is a reflection of the state of the world economy, but everybody's economy is where they live I reckon. All I know is that when American oil is flowing I can buy groceries.

And I like groceries.