Trump urges Americans to accept higher gas prices as he escalates Iran rhetoric
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If this sacrifice is supposedly so necessary, he can ask Congress to authorize it and explain the actual goal. "Pay more and trust me" isn't remotely good enough.
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Easy to say when you never have to choose between filling the tank and buying groceries. Trump is so out of touch.
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Uhh no thanks. At this point it seems like higher gas prices ARE the objective of this war. Telling people to just accept it isn't a plan.
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Chill, it's temporary.
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Wars and "temporary" price hikes both have a habit of sticking around longer than promised.
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He went from treating the price at every gas station as a presidential approval rating and now we're supposed to view it as a noble sacrifice. How convenient.
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Calling the increase "tiny" before anyone knows how high prices will go is doing a lot of work here.
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Gas is more than the number on the sign. It gets baked into farming, trucking, groceries, and about anlmost else. Calling it a tiny sacrifice doesn't make the bills tiny.
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