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Stephen Fioretti retweeted
I was assured Biden was destroying the oil industry by both the oil industry and their purchased Republicans.
GUSHER🛢️📈: The United States is producing more crude oil than at any time in history: 13.2 million barrels per day.
It was 10.9 the week Biden took office.
The pre-COVID all-time high was 13.1.
It was ~5 when Obama took office.
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Stephen Fioretti retweeted
📸 President Biden famously works out, lifts weights, and rides a bike to stay healthy. And yesterday, as part of a long-running family tradition, he plunged into 40-degree water as part of a polar plunge.
Yet, the media wants you to worry about his health instead of the 77-year-old, morbidly obese guy who famously eats junk food and doesn't exercise.
Make it make sense. 🤷
Stephen Fioretti retweeted
Oh crap, I hate playing doctor here but I'm fearing an Achilles injury for Jaelan Phillips. It's got all the signs. This sucks because he has been playing so well and I'm massively hoping I'm wrong on this one.
Stephen Fioretti retweeted
A 15-year-old just asked Nikki Haley to answer if Donald Trump is a threat to democracy.
She refused to answer and had her staff escort him away. (@emmab929)
Stephen Fioretti retweeted
Oh no you don’t you fraud. This is from President Biden’s Chips Act. And all you Republicans voted against it. Shame on you governor.
Stephen Fioretti retweeted
No Jerry, it is not. You know it. The country knows it. Whether you are eating or traveling or both, costs are down this year no thanks to Republicans in Congress.
Stephen Fioretti retweeted
We are witnessing, literally watching live, Putin commit genocide on an industrial scale in Ukraine while the most powerful military alliance in history stands aside. It's impossible not to be emotional, but let us also be rational and focus our rage on the facts. 1/13
Stephen Fioretti retweeted
“Turkey costs per pound fell to $1.25 in September 2023, down 43 cents from a year earlier, according to the most recent data available from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.”
Unless the turkey he bought was 70 pounds, this turkey overpaid for his turkey.
Chaffetz: We went to go buy a turkey today. It was $90! It’s all a choice by Joe Biden
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
A standard price for a turkey in the US is in the range of $18-$25 average.
Walmart Turkey Prices 2023:
Currently Frozen Shady Brook Farms Frozen Young Turkey are $0.98/lb. That is back down to their 2021 price for a turkey, even though it is not a Butterball.
happydealhappyday.com/local-turkey-p…
