The United Steelworkers union said in an email that the strike affecting the refinery in the city of Richmond began at 12:01 a.m. It came after workers voted down Chevron’s most recent contract offer and that Chevron refused to return to the bargaining table.
Let's see. Unions = Demonrats. No collusion there to bring further pain at the pump.
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It's San Fransicko...who fvcking cares, I know I don't.
ReplyDeleteDon't all those assholes own Tesla's?
Do you think there is a petroleum refinery in SF?
DeleteMaybe you do or maybe you don't. The truth is you haven't given it a moment's thought. The truth is you are just uttering what you think others want to hear.
Consider that what happens at ANY refinery in the U.S. affects ALL of us.
Across the bay, you can smell the money in the air....
DeleteI don't know if you've posted on it or not, but Canadian rail Teamsters are on strike. Their rail moves all the fertilizer for North America. Combined with Russian fertilizer not available due to sanctions, combined with a bad drought across the plains states, our already high food prices are likely to get even worse. Be stocking up as much as you can.
ReplyDeleteFigure out at what price point does solar become competitive with oil and you will have found where gas prices are going.
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