Woowee! Gas prices sure are high nowadays, aren't they? In some parts of the country, people are paying $8 a gallon for diesel, and $5 a gallon for premium; it might not be too
long before that's the norm. Well, here's a tip to beat the high cost of gas: during the past 4 presidential elections, the gas companies reduced their prices just before
November during the election year for that election; usually the price breaks start around July or August, and continue until November. Not too much of a help, because it's a crapshoot
if they'll do it this year, and how are you going to stock up on gas? Well, if you use fuel oil to heat your home, then, sometime between August and November, might be a good time to
buy. Though, it is a gamble, and prices might increase then. Usually the price break stays put until a month or so after the election, at which time the oil companies start to increase
prices. So, bet you're wondering why the gas companies do that? Well, everybody knows how conservative the oil companies are, so obviously they think lowering the prices just before
the election, makes people think a conservative candidate would be best to vote for - in case you need a clue, according to corporate media news, conservative candidates are
Republicans. One things for certain, gas prices are increasing at an alarming rate, and no matter what either candidate says, they won't be able stop the rate of inflation for
gasoline prices. The best you can do, voting in the election this year, is to vote for someone who is going to help you, rather than hurt you, and other people.
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