Nancy Pelosi Expresses Shock at California Gas Prices: ‘How Could This Be?’
Nancy Pelosi expressed shock and indignation on gas prices in California in a Thursday news conference. “It costs a lot of money in California. If you drive around in California and see the cost, you think, ‘how could…
👤Nancy Pelosi expressed shock and indignation on ⛽Gas Prices in 🌴California in a Thursday news conference.
“It costs a lot of 💰Money in 🌴California. If you drive around in 🌴California and see the cost, you think, ‘how could this be?'” the 82-year-old career politician questioned.
“We cannot allow the fossil fuel industry to use this as an excuse to reverse everything we’re doing to save the planet,” Pelosi said.
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In the same news conference, Pelosi blamed the skyrocketing ⛽Gas Prices on 👤Vladimir Putin and 🇷🇺Russia’s invasion of 🇺🇦Ukraine.
While Putin’s invasion has seriously impacted ⛽Gas Prices, costs at the pump were skyrocketing well before the ⚔️War began in late February.
The upward spike in ⛽Gas Prices began when Biden terminated the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline just after his 🏛️Inauguration.
Biden failed to support the American ⚡Energy industry’s independence, leaving the nation all the more vulnerable to foreign instability in ⚡Energy markets.
Biden also issued an executive order halting new permits to drill on federal lands.
As one of the wealthiest members of 🏛️Congress, Pelosi will be largely unaffected by the exorbitant prices of natural gas.
On Thursday, Biden announced a mass release of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, passing the buck down the line amid rising criticism for his job performance on the economy.
Pelosi’s clueless exasperation doesn’t suggest she’s in a position to offer any positive solutions to pain at the pump.
