Biden has been deliberatly driving up the price of gas by restricting the supply

 Newsmax:

More than half — 53% — of voters say they believe the Biden administration is intentionally letting gas prices increase to make Americans use less fossil fuels, according to a new poll by Convention of States Action and The Trafalgar Group.

Just over 39.6% say they don’t believe it.

They poll asked 1,091 general election voters if they believe the administration is intentionally letting gas prices rise to make Americans use less fossil fuels:

  • 77.3% of Republicans say they believe it, compared to 12.9% who say they don't. Just under 10% were uncertain.
  • 24.8% of Democrats say they believe it, while 68.7% say they don't. Another 6.5% were uncertain.
  • 56.5% of independents say they believe it, compared to 37.6% who say the don't. Just under 6% were uncertain.

"Surging gas prices are creating immense hardships both for everyday Americans and for our economy at large," said Mark Meckler, president of Convention of States Action. "The hard-to-fathom, surreal idea that Washington, D.C., is working against the American people explains why [President Joe] Biden’s poll numbers are in the tank."

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From day one Biden has been restricting the supply of US gas.  He has restricted offshore drilling as well as drilling on ANWR in Alaska.  One of the main beneficiaries of Biden's restriction of US supply was Russia who took advantage of the increased price of gas that followed Biden's decision to launch a war in Ukraine.

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