So Trump's re-election campaign is banking on Venezuela's oil, huh? I mean, it's not like they have a lot of other options left 
. The fact that their crude oil is so hard to work with is kinda a bummer, but hey, desperate times call for desperate measures, right? I just hope they're thinking about the long game here and not just trying to fill their pockets 
. It's also interesting that Trump sees this as an opportunity to boost American energy independence - it'll be cool to see if he actually follows through on that promise 
. One thing's for sure, though: millions of dollars are on the line, so let's hope they're making smart moves 
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. The fact that their crude oil is so hard to work with is kinda a bummer, but hey, desperate times call for desperate measures, right? I just hope they're thinking about the long game here and not just trying to fill their pockets . It's also interesting that Trump sees this as an opportunity to boost American energy independence - it'll be cool to see if he actually follows through on that promise . One thing's for sure, though: millions of dollars are on the line, so let's hope they're making smart moves .
. What's the total daily production we're talking about here? How much does Venezuela plan to export to the US? And what's the real motivation behind Trump wanting to secure this deal? Is it just about energy independence or is there something more going on? 
. I mean, 17% of the world's oil output might sound like a lot, but what's the point if it's just going to be stuck in the Middle East forever 
? And have you seen those prices they're talking about? Crazy! In my day, we used to pay like 10 cents a gallon for gas. Now it's like $3... no wonder people are struggling