This convo's not very good for me as I try to avoid partisan disputes. Like, here was my first thought:
A lot of folks would look at this and see that the continuing resolution of the Biden administration came into effect back when gas was still $3.25/gallon and the price didn't go above $4 until March '22 --3 months into the new budget.
--but what do they know right? After all, there are so many other factors involved here. There's what, the cancelled oil leases since the beginning of 2021, there's the destruction of America's production with the economy contracting now. Money chasing fewer goods --classic inflation definition.
How about I let u get the last word in and then we just call it a day?