Americans don't believe Biden on gas

 Fox News:

Americans hurting over gas prices call 'bull' on Biden’s claim he 'can’t do much,' Russia responsible

Biden continues to lie about his responsibility for gas prices.  He is trying to blame Russia, but Russia was not responsible for Biden restricting drilling on federally controlled sites and Russia was not responsible for getting lenders to stop lending money to oil and gas operations.  That is all on Biden and the Democrat climate kooks. Biden has responded to the Russian cut-off with further idiocy swapping one rogue source for rogue dictators in Iran and Venezuela while still blocking US production.  Americans are paying a heavy price at the pump and if they have good memories the Democrats will be paying one in the November elections.

See, also:

Biden ‘does not care’ about small-town America, South Dakotans say: 'If he did care, Keystone would be going’ 
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