On C-SPAN, the Senate Democratic Policy Committee is holding "hearings" on gasoline prices. The committee asked the CEOs of several large oil companies to come testify. Unfortunately, the committee can't require anyone to appear, and--surprise--none of the oil executives showed up. So the first witness to testify at the session was some cranberry farmer from Massachusetts.

That ought to help them get to the bottom of things.

Of course, thanks to the recently-enacted Energy Bill, we no longer have a gasoline problem, anyway. So I don't know why these people are wasting their time on this.