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Posted by Gary in TX on March 16, 2006 at 13:19:02 from (209.151.112.246):
Hey guys, have yall been reading some of the articles on the oil companies being questioned by congress on high gas prices? A blind man could see that its nothing but the oil companies, seeing an opportunity to gouge and strangle us to death with these gas prices.
I see no reason why gas should be over the $1.30 a gallon price we were paying just a few short years ago. This is outrageous. We all need to write to our congressmen and senators and the president as well. Heck they are supposed to work for us don't they? If they won't do anything, vote em out and get someone in there who will. This sucks!
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