‘There’s going to be collateral damage everywhere’: Effects of Russian oil ban will trickle down, putting Chicagoans under pressure – Chicago Tribune/MSN

Chicago will be affected by the oil ban in more ways than gas prices, analyst Patrick De Haan said. Chicago is a major transportation sector, and jet fuel and diesel prices could increase significantly. All of which means Chicagoans can expect “wide-scale effects” from filling up a tank of gas to shopping to buying travel tickets.
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Let's Go Brandon
4 years ago

With no one else on the planet following the dementia patient’s empty gestures coupled with the refusal to increase domestic output, the only pain that will be felt is by Americans through higher cost of living.

But then the treasonous DC swamp wouldn’t have it any other way.

Last edited 4 years ago by Let's Go Brandon
Tom Paine's Ghost
4 years ago

Like Biden’s ‘brilliant’ Transportation Secretary Pete Buttegedge says with an elitist smirk: “If you are driving an electric car then you have no issue with gasoline prices”. High gasoline prices is the goal of the leftists who are using the phantom of Climate Change toward their goal of tyrannical control of your entire life. November 2022 elections should be a devastating evisceration of the left.

Freddy
4 years ago

$4.59 at many Rockford stations ($4.04 at Sam’s Club (long lines) but $3.94 in Beloit. Saw sign for diesel by Illinois border for $5.13 on my way to Beloit. If you have the Sam’s Club credit card you can get 5% back on gas you buy at most stations up to $300 per year payable once a year.

Lana
4 years ago

“We the People”. need to keep our Focus and Anger on the Communist Politicians and Environmental Fraud that is happening here in America changing our way of life under a Constitutional Republic to a Communist Republic!
Gas Protests need to start. Call your so called political representatives!

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