Why would anyone "embrace" people trying to set off a bomb?
Of course you'd see things completely differently were these morons to have "significant ties to the Tea Party" and find a way to spin the story.
And look what else was on that MSNBC website! Should I search YouTube for videos of "personalities" validating my point all along, or can you read?
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By CHRIS KAHN
updated 1 hour 21 minutes ago 2012-05-02T17:01:46
Print Font: +-NEW YORK ? Oil prices are lower on concerns of a weakening European economy and disappointing job growth in the U.S.
Benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude on Wednesday gave up 92 cents to $105.24 per barrel in New York, while Brent crude lost $1.22 to $118.44 per barrel in London.
Prices dropped after a survey showed that Europe's manufacturing industry is slowing down. A separate report says U.S. businesses added 119,000 jobs in April, far lower than the 201,000 added in March.
The Energy Department's Energy Information Administration also reported on Wednesday that U.S. oil supplies grew slightly more than expected last week, while demand fell nearly 2 percent. The nation's crude inventories increased by 2.8 million barrels from the previous week, to 375.9 million barrels in storage. At the same time, gasoline supplies dropped by 2 million barrels.
The EIA report said wholesale demand for gasoline was down almost 5 percent from a year ago, as many motorists continue to be careful about how much they drive and fill up their tanks.
Retail U.S. gasoline prices fell by less than a penny on Wednesday to a national average of $3.80 per gallon, according to AAA, Wright Express and Oil Price Information service. That's about 12 cents lower than a month ago, but the average is still above $4 a gallon in seven states and the District of Columbia.
In other energy futures trading, heating oil fell 2 cents to $3.1480 per gallon, gasoline fell 2 cents to $3.0748 a gallon and natural gas lost 5 cents at $2.410 per 1,000 cubic feet.