I am sure he would like them to be lower. He has also said he would like the United States to be more energy independent as well as using more energy from wind and solar power. Unfortunately, while it is common to blame presidents for the high price of gas, whether under President Bush or President Obama, gas and oil prices often fluctuate, due to production overseas as well as economic conditions in world markets, high demand, oil-producing nations setting prices higher during periods of peak demand, etc.
= Why has the gas prices gone up and do you think its fair if it keeps going up? =
We don't know yet for sure but his energy advisor, Steven Chu, has said numerous times that gas prices should be increased to help "curb global warming". In the summer of 2008, Chu stated that we needed to raise the tax on gas to get it to be the price of gas in Europe to make people drive less. The price of gas was $8 a gallon in Europe at the time. Whether Obama would attempt such a strategy is unknown. Obama has never said he wanted gas prices to be lower, even dismissing eliminating the gas tax during times of high priced gas. Obama most likely will increase gas prices, but not to the extent Chu advises. be looking for the $5.00 gallon gas this summer, the change occurring in May.
Officially, Mr. Obama will not become president until January 2009. Please see the link below for an interesting article that links decrease in gasoline demand in combination of the decrease in the global economy as the reasons for the decline in gas prices. http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/10/30/business/30gasoline.php
The rising gas prices will affect teenages just as the rising gas prices affect everyone.
Gas prices in 2048 will be apr. $ 32.00 dollars a gallon. they will hopefully not be around, but studies show that they will be around $6.00 a gallon! around 32.00 dollars! that is interesting!?
He attended to lower gas prices
When Barack Obama was elected president in 2008, gas prices actually decreased. This drop in gas prices can be attributed to a global economic recession at the time, which resulted in lower demand for oil and hence lower prices.
The reelection of Barack Obama will not have a direct impact on gas prices. Gas prices are influenced by a variety of complex factors such as global oil supply and demand, refining capacity, geopolitical tensions, and environmental regulations. While the president can influence energy policies, it is important to note that gas prices are subject to market forces beyond presidential control.
Barack wanted to change, first off, health care problems and I think the major issues was like financial problems or any thing dealing with money {like gas prices.} BY:SIMONE
We don't know yet for sure but his energy advisor, Steven Chu, has said numerous times that gas prices should be increased to help "curb global warming". In the summer of 2008, Chu stated that we needed to raise the tax on gas to get it to be the price of gas in Europe to make people drive less. The price of gas was $8 a gallon in Europe at the time. Whether Obama would attempt such a strategy is unknown. Obama has never said he wanted gas prices to be lower, even dismissing eliminating the gas tax during times of high priced gas. Obama most likely will increase gas prices, but not to the extent Chu advises. be looking for the $5.00 gallon gas this summer, the change occurring in May.
He wont.
hev will make a better gas prices,beetter aconmey,and move people off the streeets, ha!!!! not in this lifetime he will make us go boom!
13-18 is acceptable. Barack Obama will save the world42
obama says that he will be decreasing the gas price and there will be no added tax to it especaily our taxi drivers will be getting gas at a lower income price
Mitt Romney.
maybe of the gas prices
Nothing. He has been quoted saying "Americans need to get use to higher prices at the pump"