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Joey B gonna put out funds for 7,500 EV charging stations all around the US.
Oil pigs aren't happy. But that didn't stop Ol Joe.
He's not for sale!
Biden aims to give a big boost to electric vehicle market with latest move (msn.com)
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Joey B gonna put out funds for 7,500 EV charging stations all around the US.
Oil pigs aren't happy. But that didn't stop Ol Joe.
He's not for sale!
Biden aims to give a big boost to electric vehicle market with latest move (msn.com)
Biden sold most of our strategic oil reserves. He's for sale 24/7.
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Not to worry, deliveries of Team Parrots Depends will continue on schedule.
In fact, the reserve still holds 351 million barrels — equivalent to nearly 56 days of total U.S. oil imports last year.
Sell high, buy low.
Ole Joe sold oil when the average national price was $3.63 a gallon; today, the average national price is about $3 a gallon.
National average price of gas projected to see decline in 2024 for second straight year, according to GasBuddy’s annual report.
Brilliant!
Go Joe Go!!!
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Qhris murked
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A RINO thru-&-thru.
President Joe Biden's administration is backing legislation that would let it seize some of $300 billion in frozen Russian assets to help pay for reconstruction of Ukraine.
...the stick is still shopliftiin' the pootie.
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WaPo: Joe Fighting Big Bank Overdraft Fees
The U.S. government on Wednesday proposed to limit bank overdraft fees, which companies can charge customers who spend more money than they have available in their accounts, touching off a fierce fight with financial giants eager to preserve their profits from federal regulation.
The new draft rules, unveiled by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, could cap some of the charges as low as $3, part of a suite of potential changes meant to aid low-income Americans that are most at risk of racking up substantial debts.
Generally, overdraft payment programs function as a kind of loan: If a customer spends more money than they have, they can elect for the bank to process the transaction anyway. If they do, consumers must pay back the remainder they owe, plus a fee, which averages about $26 per overage nationally, according to Bankrate, a publication that tracks the industry.
The exact mechanics vary by bank and program, but the fees historically have fallen the hardest on poor Americans while enriching major banks. In 2022, overdraft charges generated nearly $9 billion in revenue for the industry, according to data furnished this week by the CFPB, which has repeatedly punished banks for imposing excessive penalties to boost their profits.
Under the agency’s new draft proposal, banks would be subject to tough credit card-like regulations on their overdraft programs, unless they agree to lower fees on customers. The charges would be capped, either to the amount necessary for a bank to cover its losses, or to a federal maximum, which may be set between $3 and $14.
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Dude needs to make this part of his stump speech.
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Sure, absolutely, the old man ed up the ascension graph, Dumper. A lot a people had it laid out precisely and here comes smart ass Trump off the street throwin' a monkey in the wrench into the fine tuned machinery.
It-will-never-end.
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