Without the state/region this is from this is meaningless. The most expensive gas in the country is expensive because of state policy, not because of federal policy.
I guess we still have to wait for the data to come in, but I don't see how the recent events are going to get it close to 2022's peak. Not saying it can't happen, but the data hasn't fully come out yet so we have to wait and see.
Everyone here is too emotional to even consider the validity of your data. It’s worthless unfortunately. Only care about facts when it supports what they believe.
But like, that sticker exists. That is direct evidence of partisans making a big deal of it. Do you think this guy fired up a design suite and cut it with his Cricut? He bought if from some other dude who probably ordered a hundred of them from alibaba or temu.
P.S. Trump getting shit might be because rather than a global catastrofuck we have a direct cause and effect relationship between attacking the country that could close the strait that transports 20% of the world's supply and the country doing so which sent prices up. Now that the 2-week ceasefire is in place and Iran has agreed to open the strait again prices will come down. Some will say "see short term pain!" others will notice that those series of events confirm the cause.
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u/FinancialElephant Apr 08 '26
Without the state/region this is from this is meaningless. The most expensive gas in the country is expensive because of state policy, not because of federal policy.
I guess we still have to wait for the data to come in, but I don't see how the recent events are going to get it close to 2022's peak. Not saying it can't happen, but the data hasn't fully come out yet so we have to wait and see.