.LeaderMcConnell: Rising gas prices started at beginning of this administration
Sen. Mitch McConnell criticizes Biden for blaming the oil industry for rising gas prices on ‘Fox News @ Night.’" how high gas prices are a"reaction to the shutdown of the fossil fuel industry" over the course of the Biden administration. What Pelosi and Biden said is utter nonsense. What they did as soon as the president came into office was no new leases on public lands, a whole array of regulators making it difficult to function, even in the places where they're allowed to.
And with regard to dropping some of the reserves and a strategic petroleum reserves dropped — like dropping a pebble in the ocean, it's going to have almost no impact on daily consumption. So look, don't blame the gas prices on Putin. They started at the beginning of this administration. It is a reaction to the shutdown of the fossil fuel industry. They go after them in every single, conceivable way.
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