California’s high gas prices are Gavin Newsom’s fault — and a gift to China
California’s absurd energy policy makes sure that its residents pay the highest gas prices and nearly the highest electricity prices in the nation. And it’s not oil companies that benefit most.
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California’s absurd energy policy makes sure that its residents pay the highest gas prices and nearly the highest electricity prices in the nation. And it’s not oil companies that benefit most. As soon as the Strait of Hormuz closed closed during the current war with Iran, gas prices raced toward $6 a gallon, with Gov. Gavin Newsom attempting to shift blame to oil company “greed,” market “speculation,” and global turmoil.
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- California’s absurd energy policy makes sure that its residents pay the highest gas prices and nearly the highest electricity prices in the nation. And it’s not oil companies that benefit most.
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California’s high gas prices are Gavin Newsom’s fault — and a gift to China
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