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Biden has directly influenced the cost of fuel.
No he doesn’t. At best the president has an indirect and minimal effect on fuel prices.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnBqAzJXVGo
Stopping drilling on federal land lowered supply and increased cost.
We should have stopped in the 70s, but here we are.
But regardless, he didn’t stop the current wells from extracting, he increased the cost of new ones.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/20/climate/biden-drilling-federal-lands.html
https://usafacts.org/articles/how-much-oil-and-gas-comes-from-federal-territory/
Believe me I wish he actually put a stop to it.
Spending Biden called for and. approved has increased inflation.
Inflation takes a while to hit, so much of what we are experiencing is from Trump’s administration. And in addition to that, the president doesn’t set the budget, congress does. Republicans are just as responsible for calls for spending and approval of inflation increasing policy.
And that’s all before acknowledging that it’s corporate greed disguised as inflation for the most part. Corporate earnings are at record breaking highs. That’s not a coincidence.
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Tell me you don’t know what the OPEC cartel is without telling me…
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Biden stopped exploration of new drill sites, that will decrease supply, which it did, less supply increases cost to the consumer.
Which is why I said “indirect and minimal”. The other causes are much stronger.
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When Biden opened up leases guess what happened, the price went down.
Cool. Doesn’t change the fact that the president has a minimal effect.
Government spending has a direct correlation to inflation.
I am aware.
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But 96% say Trump made it worse.
I’d rather have “meh” over Trump, who is fond of using what is essentially Hitler quotes.