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Instead of deranged and sadistic idiots blaming President Biden for inflated gas prices, put the blame where it belongs on oil companies and repukes who obstruct legislation against gas price gouging:
President Joe Biden blasted Exxon on Friday, taking the energy giant company to task for raking in record profits as Americans pay record-high prices at the pump.
"We're gonna make sure that everybody knows Exxon's profits," Biden said in response to a question after the conclusion of a speech in California about rising inflation. "Exxon made more money than God this year and, by the way, nothing has changed."
Earlier Friday morning, the Labor Department reported that the Consumer Price Index, a key inflation indicator, rose 8.1% in May. That means soaring prices are once again hitting record highs, this time notching the highest point since December 1981. And once again, energy costs were the leading driver.
As to Biden's point about Exxon, the company's shares closed on Thursday at their highest level since 2014, The Wall Street Journal reported. The Journal, citing FactSet, said that Exxon was trading "this week at 11 times its projected earnings over the next 12 months." A representative for Exxon did not immediately respond to a request for comment."
https://www.businessinsider.com/bid...2G32Edq7IH0TzWnesJbtwNHJOB_7uvU3LsvS_wNOcz0LE
President Joe Biden blasted Exxon on Friday, taking the energy giant company to task for raking in record profits as Americans pay record-high prices at the pump.
"We're gonna make sure that everybody knows Exxon's profits," Biden said in response to a question after the conclusion of a speech in California about rising inflation. "Exxon made more money than God this year and, by the way, nothing has changed."
Earlier Friday morning, the Labor Department reported that the Consumer Price Index, a key inflation indicator, rose 8.1% in May. That means soaring prices are once again hitting record highs, this time notching the highest point since December 1981. And once again, energy costs were the leading driver.
As to Biden's point about Exxon, the company's shares closed on Thursday at their highest level since 2014, The Wall Street Journal reported. The Journal, citing FactSet, said that Exxon was trading "this week at 11 times its projected earnings over the next 12 months." A representative for Exxon did not immediately respond to a request for comment."
https://www.businessinsider.com/bid...2G32Edq7IH0TzWnesJbtwNHJOB_7uvU3LsvS_wNOcz0LE