Like most people, I'm sick of spending, on average, thirty dollars on gas every three-four days.  Four-fifty per gallon - [i]s[/i]hit come on. I understand the days of one-dollar gas are come and gone.  At this rate however, we will be very lucky if gas ever dips below three dollars per gallon.
The hike not only affects the price of gas, it also makes the price of other goods increase.
It's hard to put all the blame on Bush; or to single out any one person. On second thought, maybe we should fault the war in Iraq. Since this war, gas price has more than tripled. Did the people suddenly start using more oil? Of course not. And, I absolutely do not think the suppply of oil went down. Gas consumption in the U.S. probably did go up. Who's responsible? The military. The military could be the ltitle death that has caused this mayhem.


It's time to start investing gazillions of dollars into alternative energy.

the reality is that even if gas goes up to $10 per gallon, people are still going to drive and therefore still buy gas.

Its not the government fault, ITS THE OIL COMPANIES.

they are being selfish. They are gaining alot of profit from those prices. The government needs to tax them big time.