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Using the month-to-month cost of the past twelve months likely makes things appear worse than they really are, since twelve months ago we were in the depths of the pandemic and economic shutdown. Show us how the latest costs compare to 18 months ago – and then render a more informed judgment.
18 months ago, when Trump was engineering our energy independence, gas was about $2 a gallon, maybe $2.20. If you’ve bought gas lately, Brent, you know what it costs now that Biden pulled the plug on the pipeline and returned us to being dependent on Saudi Arabia, et al.