Biden blatantly lies about gas prices

 Matt Margolis:

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Biden had previously resisted calls to ban Russian oil because, thanks to Joe Biden, our domestic oil production has been hampered, and 10% of oil imports come from Russia. A disruption of those imports will inevitably cause gas prices to skyrocket.

Of course, this is why Biden is trying to create the narrative that Putin is to blame for gas prices being so high.

“Putin’s war is already hurting American families at the gas pump. Since Putin began his military buildup on Ukrainian borders — just since then — the price of gas at pumps in America went up 75 cents. And with this action it’s going to go up further,” Biden said. “I’m going to do everything I can to minimize Putin’s price hike here at home.”

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“Putin’s price hike?” Oh, that’s adorable. Does Joe Biden think that we’ve forgotten that, while gas prices have spiked since Russia invaded Ukraine, they’ve actually been going up steadily since after the 2020 election?

Spoiler alert: We haven’t.

Biden not only knew that gas prices would spike if Russia invaded Ukraine, but he made no meaningful effort to thwart the invasion. In fact, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy blames Biden for allowing Russia to invade. On Saturday, Zelenskyy told members of Congress that “If [the United States] had started sanctions months ago, there would not have been war.”

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Biden deliberately raised the price of oil and gas and he also went along with attempts by the left to block investments in oil and gas drilling.  He was all-in on the climate kooks' Green New Deal.  He actually blocked drilling on federally control sites and also blocked pipelines that are the safest and most efficient way of getting oil to market. Before he limited the supply of oil and gas, Russia and OPEC had to drop their prices.  Those prices did not go up until Biden limited the US supplies.

See, also:

Gas prices fueling coming Democratic bloodbath in midterms, Republicans say 
Rep. Morgan Griffith tells Fox News Digital that 'inflation works against the party in control of Washington'

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