As I mentioned, more drilling and refining would help keep oil prices lower over the long term, but again, getting a new refinery running at full capacity would require a lead time of several years. Because of the aforementioned refineries we already have that are at basically 100% capacity, no meaningful difference can be made with regard to altering our available oil supply within anything less than even the total possible years Obama could remain in office. I can agree with CSA that not invading Libya might have helped, but then again, a large part of what drives oil prices isn't war but rather speculation. I suppose Obama could opt to heavily regulate speculation, but I know you guys wouldn't support that.