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Gas Drum Beat: Columbia 10 cents lower than Somerset city

Ed Pipalski writes:
Dear Ed, Where is the rejoicing in “free-markets” over the gas price drop in Columbia? Today and all-weekend, Columbia has been a dime lower than the taxpayer funded “state-run market” of Somerset! We agree with the Oil Producing and Exporting Countries (OPEC) cartel overseas, it is hardly a truly “fair-market”, but it was American entrepreneurship with hydraulic fracturing (fracking) that created competition in spite of federal bureaucratic interference and over-regulation. Rejoice and enjoy the rewards of free-market capitalism, the worst economic system in the world, except for all the others. --Ed Pipalski
Ed: The answer to you question is it's right here. You just wrote the rejoicing. - EW




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