Accuracy in Media

Uh, how about no, New York Times. Once taxes go up, they rarely come back down. So if gas prices are low right now, they’ll go back up and then we’ll be stuck with high gas taxes with high gas prices.

The claim was made in the United Nations, so maybe it isn’t a big deal? Who really knows.

A recent report noted: “Oil and gas production on federal land continues to decline even as the United States experiences unprecedented growth in overall fossil fuel extraction, according to a federal report released on Monday.” “The Congressional Research Service found that oil production on federal land declined by 10 percent from 2010 to 2014 while production […]

Abolishing more taxes is better for anyone’s pocketbook, can’t we agree on that?

As gas prices fall, lawmakers see money to be made. But, we know they won’t repeal the tax when gas prices go back up (if they do).

This is good news for the economy and for our wallets. Let’s see if Obama will actually veto it as some say he will.

The GOP has a filibuster-proof majority to pass it in the Senate, but can they get everyone together to override Obama’s veto?