Bruce Hass

A report on Russian state media shows that Donald Trump has already delivered not just a gift to Vladimir Putin, but possibly the gift that Putin has wanted all along. In a conversation on RT, the two hosts note that to implement all the domestic programs Putin has promised for Russia, the cost will be 8 trillion rubles ($127 billion). But, where, the host questions, is Russia to get such a huge amount when the government has long been strapped for cash?
Female host says: "Looks like we found it. Trump is withdrawing US from the Iran nuclear deal. Oil prices should go up, which is good for us."
Crude oil futures have leapt from $26 at the time of Trump’s election to $77 today. Back in January, Trump actually certified that Iran was in compliance with the nuclear agreement. However, Trump threatened to end the agreement if it wasn’t expanded to include items unrelated to Iran’s nuclear program and “strengthened” in unspecified ways.

proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA

Wrong!!!!!Trump never said that Iran was in compliance with nuclear agreement,in fact he wanted to pull out back then,but gave European allies time to make sure that Iran is for sure complying with agreement..He gave them 4 months for that..They didnt do anything so we are out as President promised he will do...Promises made, promises kept!!!

R.D.Dukes Loc: Southern Arizona & central Washington

The last time A US President worked with Russia was JFK , Cuban missils for Turkey bases, of course we might think that Obama selling our nuclean materials to Russia could be concluding or working with

vernon

Proud ,you can't believe a thing these lying crazies say.They have there neck in a noose and still think they are on top.

Bruce Hass

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And of course when gas prices rise, it will be Obama's fault...can hardly wait for the "reasons."

Crayons Loc: St Jo, Texas

$73 a Barrel will put a lot of folks back to work in the Permian Basin/Mars land/oil fields.

proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA

In glad you realize that,Bruce!!!....Obama should of never gave billions of dollars to Iran..He knew Iran was and is sponsor of terrorism...Where do you think he is going to use these money on???Do you think he is going to give money to its people???...No!!!Iran instead put money into Nukes It was a horrible deal!!!

Bruce Hass

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C'mon guys--the issue is gas price not your or my view of history of the deal.

proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA

It has everything to do with gas prices rising according to you guys....Because we left this terrible agreement gas prices will rise again..So in hind side,it is Obama's fault!!1

Bruce Hass

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Strange logic: Obama's deal lowers gas prices. Now Trump cancels the deal, so gas prices rise. Therefore it is Obama's fault.

wolffy

Your god obammy should have never entered into this deal in the first place! He thought that his muslime needed the money instead of people in the u.s.!

Kevyn

You don’t let facts get in the way of your opinion do you, the administration indeed certified Iran’s compliance with the agreement.

Bruce Hass

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Strange logic? Actually no logic in your position of "My mind is made up; don't confuse me with facts."

Bruce Hass

From Business Insider:

Trump's Iran nuclear deal withdrawal could also have major economic consequences for average Americans

Bob Bryan
May. 9, 2018, 9:22 AM 9,122
President Donald Trump Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images
President Donald Trump announced that the US will leave the Iran nuclear deal.
Trump's decision is projected to remove 250,000 to 500,000 barrels per day of Iranian oil from the market.
The decrease in oil supply will likely increase prices and eventually cause US gas prices to rise.
The bump in gas prices could eat into US households' discretionary income.
President Donald Trump's decision to pull the US out of the Iran nuclear deal is likely to have major economic consequences, even potentially scuttling the boost from the GOP tax law for Americans' wages.
By leaving the Iran deal, Trump would limit access to oil from the country and make a large piece of the global supply unavailable in the US. In turn, this would likely help drive gas prices higher. And as analysts have noted, gas prices don't need to climb much to eat up a large portion of the discretionary spending savings from the GOP tax law.
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In anticipation of Trump's longtime position of squelching the Iran nuclear deal, gas prices are climbing:
National average gas prices
Regular Premium
Yesterday Avg. $2.844 $3.364
Week Ago Avg. $2.817 $3.341
Month Ago Avg. $2.660 $3.192
Year Ago Avg. $2.338 $2.866
AAA Gas Prices
https://gasprices.aaa.com/

Truly, a brilliant strategic move by our Negotiator in Chief who has done so well in steaks, ties, real estate university, and airlines.
But then perhaps the 500,000 barrels can be made up by Trump's friend, Vlad: Make Russia Great Again. Make sure your MRGA hat is red.

Bruce Hass

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Promises made, prices rise as projected. And the middle class continues to pay the price--as predicted at the pump:

https://www.newsmax.com/finance/streettalk/gasoline-price-three-dollars/2018/05/21/id/861479/?ns_mail_job=DM1718_05212018&s=acs&dkt_nbr=010502pcbk43&ns_mail_uid=056d40e6-c71b-453d-b94a-fffd9cd8950c
The average price of regular-grade gasoline in the U.S. jumped 10 cents a gallon over the past two weeks to $3.00 in what could be the beginning of a long, hot summer for American motorists at the pump.
Industry analyst Trilby Lundberg of the Lundberg Survey said Sunday that the price has spiked 41 cents over the past three months, the AP reported.

Maybe this is just NEWSMAX fake news? Or Obama working behind the scene? Nahh, just the Orangeman helping his good friend Vlad (MRGA) by taking Iranian oil off the market and now helping his intimate buddy Xi by inviting the formerly sanctioned ZTE to enter our market (MCGA). Who said Orangeman isn't a globalist?