Post by the Scribe on May 28, 2021 1:11:23 GMT
REMINDER:
When Obama left office gas prices were under $2. Trump averaged $2.50 and higher.
Trump and the CONS place high tariffs on Canadian and other lumber imports which exist today and are the real cause of higher costs.
No, gas prices are not going up because Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election
VERIFY
Are the recent higher gas prices due to political changes in the White House? Or are other factors to blame? Filling up at the pump has gotten more expensive in recent weeks. As of March 5, a gallon of gasoline averaged $2.75 in the U.S., a $1 jump from late April 2020.
The gas price hike has some wondering whether it’s because of a political agenda, a money grab or something entirely different.
THE ANSWER: No, gas prices are not going up because Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election. According to AAA spokesperson Jeanette C. McGee, what's propelling the recent increases is crude oil prices and the snowstorm that shut down refineries in Texas.
www.wusa9.com/article/news/verify/verify-is-there-a-moratorium-on-evictions-late-fees/65-676577fe-1ddb-4412-b870-88610921dd40
Secondly:
Pipeline cyberattack will impact gas prices
The Colonial Pipeline stretches 5,500 miles, delivering fuel from Texas to the northeast.
TRUMP'S TARIFFS
Lumber prices sky high, still climbing; here are some of the reasons why
The price of lumber has increased almost 400% in a year, and the cost is still climbing. This was partially caused by lower US production, and high import taxes.
When Obama left office gas prices were under $2. Trump averaged $2.50 and higher.
Trump and the CONS place high tariffs on Canadian and other lumber imports which exist today and are the real cause of higher costs.
No, gas prices are not going up because Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election
VERIFY
Are the recent higher gas prices due to political changes in the White House? Or are other factors to blame? Filling up at the pump has gotten more expensive in recent weeks. As of March 5, a gallon of gasoline averaged $2.75 in the U.S., a $1 jump from late April 2020.
The gas price hike has some wondering whether it’s because of a political agenda, a money grab or something entirely different.
THE ANSWER: No, gas prices are not going up because Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election. According to AAA spokesperson Jeanette C. McGee, what's propelling the recent increases is crude oil prices and the snowstorm that shut down refineries in Texas.
www.wusa9.com/article/news/verify/verify-is-there-a-moratorium-on-evictions-late-fees/65-676577fe-1ddb-4412-b870-88610921dd40
Secondly:
Pipeline cyberattack will impact gas prices
The Colonial Pipeline stretches 5,500 miles, delivering fuel from Texas to the northeast.
TRUMP'S TARIFFS
Lumber prices sky high, still climbing; here are some of the reasons why
The price of lumber has increased almost 400% in a year, and the cost is still climbing. This was partially caused by lower US production, and high import taxes.