He has to gouge us for his buddies while he can. Their bullshit excuse about production catching up to demand at the end of that time frame is just too convenient.
Logic tells me the exact opposite will happen with a windfall profits tax. It stands to reason that if more of the oil comany's profits are taken, the higher the price of gasoline, to make up for lost profits.
The day he strutted across the aircraft carrier deck under the "Mission Accomplished" banner oil was less than $30 a barrel. Today, a barrel is over $70. That's truely "mission accomplished", as far as the oil companies are concerned!
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