Comment By Bob L.
Tue.02-28-2012
Californians and Environmentalist you have asked for the sky, the moon, and now you are getting what you asked for, runaway gas prices cars that no one is going to be able to afford, next it will be Utilities, like heating, lighting, water, and all transportation, except you YUPPIES who want it all your way, well you are now getting your wish, you now have the Sky and the Moon, and maybe the loss of your JOB, if so it could not happen to what ever you call your selves now.
You vote in People who you know will give you what you want and make every one else pay for it, well you are now all going to pay for what you asked for, we now have the start of the Destruction of America and on the road to Foreign Rule.
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Gas prices climb for 20th day
By CNNMoney staff@CNNMoneyMarkets
February 27, 2012
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — Gas prices continued their march toward $4 on Monday, rising for the 20th day in a row.
The nationwide average rose to $3.70 a gallon, up one cent from a day earlier, according to the motorist group AAA.
Only a month ago, the nationwide average was $3.41 a gallon.
Average prices for regular gasoline are more than $4 a gallon in California, Alaska and Hawaii. Gas prices are just shy of the $4 mark in New York, Connecticut, and Washington, D.C., according to AAA. The lowest average gas prices are in Wyoming and Colorado, where a gallon is going for less than $3.20.
Gas prices have been rising on the back of soaring oil prices, which have surged 10% over the past month amid fears that tensions with Iran will lead to an all-out war that causes a disruption in oil supplies.
Why oil prices keep on climbing
Signs of an improving economy have also been boosting oil prices, along with the stock market, which has seen the S&P 500 (SPX) rise by more than 8% in 2012.
With gas prices soaring, politicians have been touting their plans to lower prices at the pump.
Newt Gingrich, struggling to regain momentum in the Republican presidential primary, is leading the way — promising to get prices down to $2.50 per gallon. 
A businessman walks by a homeless woman holding a card requesting money on September 28, 2010 in New York City. A new report released by the U.S. Census Data shows that the income gap between Americans is greater than at any other time on record, Spencer Platt / Getty Images
Just think these are the same people who got in on the Bailout, and now they are crying like little babies because they are losing money from their pay, well they are the ones who are breaking this Country, THE GREEDY who don’t give a DAM about this Country, just their pocket-book.
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