Our economy depends on diesel fuel. From the tractors that plant and harvest our food, to the trucks that transport it. The fact is, the price of diesel determines the price of everything bought and sold in this country. Raw materials must be harvested and transported to factory's then transported to distribution centers and then to stores. The only way to get the economy rolling is to lower the price of diesel to $1.25 per gallon for industry's that depend on diesel such as the trucking, fishing, and farming industry's. A lower fuel price would lower the price of everyday goods including gasoline. Americans could buy more with less money. Company's could make more, hire more, and pay more. Diesel is a byproduct of gasoline and is cheaper to make. Lower the diesel, lower the unemployment.
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