Tuesday, September 01, 2026

You’ve Got To Be Kidding

It’s two months until Election Day. Here, try this instead: Or this:
On Monday, the average price of a gallon of diesel was $5.60, up about $1 from early July and almost $2 higher than a year ago. The all-time U.S. record $5.816 set in June 2022 is looming — and with U.S. inventories at their lowest-ever levels going into the peak diesel demand season, little relief is likely.

“That shortage will be acutely felt by the farmers during the harvest, and so the inflationary consequences can be greater at harvest time,” said Kevin Book, managing director at consulting firm ClearView Energy Partners. At the same time, products will be on trucks headed to stores for the holidays, and many voters in places like Maine and Alaska will be preparing for winter by buying heating oil, which, like jet fuel, is similar to diesel.

“There is a very strong history of caring about heating oil ahead of elections,” Book added.
Or we can talk about young women: Still more winning friends and influencing people: One of three offices established in the Constitution, third in line of succession, chief official of a house if Congress charged with oversight of the entire administration: Who has apparently never heard Donald Trump say a word. While Shouty Grandpa chats with the voices in his head: Meanwhile, back in reality:
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