Comments on: Where’s the Political Outrage Over $3.00/Gallon Gas Two Months Later? http://dancody.org/archives/wheres-the-political-outrage-over-300gallon-gas-two-months-later.html Progressive commentary & Wisconsin politics by Dan Cody of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Fri, 10 Sep 2010 19:19:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Dan http://dancody.org/archives/wheres-the-political-outrage-over-300gallon-gas-two-months-later.html/comment-page-1#comment-2685 Dan Thu, 06 Jul 2006 16:06:51 +0000 http://dancody.org/wordpress/?p=913#comment-2685 Bruno, I know we've been paying a lot less for gasoline than other places in the world, but that still doesn't explain why gasoline today is nearly an entire dollar more than it was this time a year ago. While higher gas prices may be a nice way for people to reconsider their existing driving habits or fuel milage, not everyone is fortunate enough to make the choice between owning a car that gets great gas mileage and one that doesn't. Bruno, I know we’ve been paying a lot less for gasoline than other places in the world, but that still doesn’t explain why gasoline today is nearly an entire dollar more than it was this time a year ago. While higher gas prices may be a nice way for people to reconsider their existing driving habits or fuel milage, not everyone is fortunate enough to make the choice between owning a car that gets great gas mileage and one that doesn’t.

]]> By: Bruno Wolff III http://dancody.org/archives/wheres-the-political-outrage-over-300gallon-gas-two-months-later.html/comment-page-1#comment-2684 Bruno Wolff III Tue, 04 Jul 2006 03:15:30 +0000 http://dancody.org/wordpress/?p=913#comment-2684 The media frenzy was overblown in the first place. We have been paying less for gasoline than a lot of places in the world for years. Having higher gas prices is a good way to get people to consider alternatives to driving or to encourage people to get cars with better gas mileage. The media frenzy was overblown in the first place. We have been paying less for gasoline than a lot of places in the world for years. Having higher gas prices is a good way to get people to consider alternatives to driving or to encourage people to get cars with better gas mileage.

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