Suncor Energy Inc. T.SU

Honest Question

[Konaboy]

Seriously, zero political tone or troll intended.

Assuming mid-terms see the house and senate turn red, will we see any material changes to the US supply scenario?

[Experienced]

Great question!!! The short answer is NOPE.  The same is true for inflation. There are many reasons but they can be boiled down to two. 1.....under the US Constitution the each state in the US controls everything except international affairs and so for example one of the problems with the supply chain are trucking rules imposed by the State of California.  Doesn't matter what

[quesea]

South Dakota is & always has been Republican ! please don't try to imply the Democrats are equally responsible ? kc

[Experienced]

Sheesh - learn to read!!! Read the first sentence again!!!!

[mrbb]

the color of money is green. Makes no difference if the state is red or blue.  

[MigraineCall]

Surprisingly, other than stopping Keystone XL, I think the inept Biden administration has done more for Canadian oil by killing off the US energy industry than any pro oil Republican government ever could. It is actually good for us to have competitors weakened and beat down in our only market by a hostile government with limited permits, fracking hurdles, environmental restrictions, choking off

[NPCexe]

Worry not, we will follow suit: trudeau will make sure of it. But yes, SU will benefit if the markets don't collapse in 22

[LiLy2021]

  As a proud, patriotic Canadian, I always think for the well-being and prosperity of my country. It can be something as small as being mindful of the products I purchase (if it's something I can afford and it can help a Canadian business, then I'm willing to pay more for it) to something more significant as the country's GDP or national debt, or healthcare and education