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RE: 2020 Presidential Horse Race Thread
Looks like I am not the only one worried by a Warren presidency:

Warren could vaporize America's oil boom

"Warren, currently the odds-on favorite to be the Democratic presidential nominee, wants to ban fracking "everywhere." And the Massachusetts senator pledged to immediately sign an executive order to stop all new offshore drilling leases."

"... such a move would halt America's historic shale oil boom in its tracks, drive up gasoline prices, threaten good-paying jobs and make the nation more dependent on foreign oil."

"Wall Street analysts are already warning shareholders about the potential hit to the share prices of oil companies, which remain widely held in portfolios despite the climate crisis."

Gee, all those oil comapnies in the portfolios of all those 401K's will be dropping? That will teach the .1% a lesson.

Lad, don't you work in some oil field related industry?
10-18-2019 12:18 AM
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