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The Democrat Utopia
- Thread starter GBR0988
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Imagine spending lots of money to take a summer vacation to NYC, go to Times Square or leave a broadway show and run into these a$$ clowns.
The author of the tweet must have his head in the sand or not understand America though. It’s not unimaginable to see a protest in America and it’s certainly not unimaginable to see leftists now having a sad about Iran.
The author of the tweet must have his head in the sand or not understand America though. It’s not unimaginable to see a protest in America and it’s certainly not unimaginable to see leftists now having a sad about Iran.
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/cannot-business-state-california-gas-113100572.html
The Phillips 66 and Valero’s Benicia sites are set to close in 2026. Together, the shutdowns will eliminate nearly 300,000 barrels-per‑day of refining capacity — roughly 20% of the total used in the state.
Valero attributed its decision to “years of regulatory pressure (and) significant fines for air quality violations,” including an $82 million penalty levied in 2024. Phillips 66 similarly cited business challenges stemming from California’s strict environmental regulations.
"They have said that they cannot do business in the state of California," Gipson reiterated. “The regulatory agencies have imposed on the refiners of California very stringent regulation that makes it very difficult for them to remain in the state of California.”
The Phillips 66 and Valero’s Benicia sites are set to close in 2026. Together, the shutdowns will eliminate nearly 300,000 barrels-per‑day of refining capacity — roughly 20% of the total used in the state.
Valero attributed its decision to “years of regulatory pressure (and) significant fines for air quality violations,” including an $82 million penalty levied in 2024. Phillips 66 similarly cited business challenges stemming from California’s strict environmental regulations.
"They have said that they cannot do business in the state of California," Gipson reiterated. “The regulatory agencies have imposed on the refiners of California very stringent regulation that makes it very difficult for them to remain in the state of California.”