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mn9driver

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3. You are correct. It has nothing at all to do with Democrats.

Reply to Takket (Reply #1)

Thu Oct 14, 2021, 12:55 PM

Oct 2021

It has everything to do with how and where natural gas is produced, transported and stored around the world, combined with increased global demand due to the world economy beginning to move past COVID.

I suggest you Google “why are natural gas prices so high” and read some of the articles on the subject. And if your post was attempted satire or comedy, it was unsuccessful.

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I'm sure this has nothing to do with the fact Takket Oct 2021 #1

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You are correct. It has nothing at all to do with Democrats. mn9driver Oct 2021 #3

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