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U.S. drivers are paying an average of $3.72/gallon today for gasoline, the highest price ever on...
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Monday, August 20, 2012, 3:15 PM ETU.S. drivers are paying an average of $3.72/gallon today for gasoline, the highest price ever on this date and even higher than the $3.717 average on Aug. 20, 2008, AAA reports. Prices range from a low of $3.43 in South Carolina to $4.32 in Hawaii. Arizona, Mississippi and New Mexico also have average prices below $3.50; California and Illinois are above $4/gallon.
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She is George Soros in drag!
Her comments are always blue and worthless to the debate this country needs to have!
We are going to be a third world country if Terry and Obummer have their way!
God save the republic!
He was PROGRESSIVE light!
Obummer IS PROGRESSIVE SOCIALIST!
Big, over reaching government is never good for the people or OUR REPUBLIC!
Come on and get real man!
Get over yourselves!
The struggling working men / women in this country are dying under the criminal in chief and immoral thief, Barry Obama!
This progressive / quasi socialist administration will go down in history as the most corrupt and UN American ever!
May the good lord allow the people to finally open their eyes and see just how the law of divide and conquer has put brother against brother to the detriment of the republic!
God Bless The Virtuous
On the other hand, they do get to live in Hawaii.
PS You people posting here who think gas prices have anything to do with Romney or Obama are just weird. And ignorant, too.
God bless us liberals.