What this graph displays is factual and true. But getting anyone from the Left to acknowledge any of this is a complete waste of time. Since all they ever say is that it's because of Supply and Demand or Economics 101. They cannot see the forest through the trees.
@dakotaviper I agree, the graph is factual and true; however, unless I’m reading it incorrectly, correct me if I am, the red line shows the average gas price around the whole world, whereas the blue line specifically represents the average gas prices in the US. So starting at the time of the 2020 election, gas prices spiked all around the world. So what’s your point here? Do you mean to imply that Biden getting elected president somehow made gas prices spike all around the world? If so can you please explain to me how that happened? I would really like to know how the US President is so all-powerful he can make gas prices spike everywhere on earth.
@JP1119 before Biden was sworn into Office, the USA was the 3rd largest producer and exporter of oil. Within 24 hours after he was sworn in, Biden ended the Keystone Pipeline, ended Frakking, ended Oil Leases, shut down Oil Platforms in Alaska and the Gulf of Mexico, and began the ending of the USA Oil exporting industry. ALL of which he said that he would never ever do before the November Election of 2020.
Remember this one Fact, the USA is not a member of OPEC.
@dakotaviper Again, I don’t doubt the accuracy of your facts, but what does any of that have to do with the price of tea in China? None of those things has any effect on gas prices in the US. The oil companies feed you this propaganda that has surface plausibility to make them more money, and it works to their advantage that most people don’t understand why the price of gas rises and falls.
