️️️ "Obviously, Everyone Is Unhappy with Fuel Prices, but It's Not Political," Says US House Speaker Mike Johnson
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US House Speaker Mike Johnson responded to reporters' questions about high gas prices. The Republican denied his party's responsibility and pointed to another reason, CBS News reports.
️️️ "Obviously, everyone is unhappy with fuel prices, but it's not political," says US House Speaker Mike Johnson
️️️ "Obviously, everyone is unhappy with fuel prices, but it's not political," says US House Speaker Mike Johnson.️It's related to the situation in the Strait of Hormuz. That issue hasn't been resolved yet. "
Fuel prices in US have soared because of Strait of Hormuz, not because of Republicans’ actions, - Speaker Johnson
Mike Johnson, Speaker of the US House of Representatives, attributed the high prices of fuel to the situation in the Strait of Hormuz and stated that the Republicans had nothing to do with it.
Johnson effectively denied Trump's words that Ukraine caused a sharp rise in fuel prices, confirming that the real reason is the situation in the Middle East. But he urged Republicans not to blame it, although the connection is obvious. Video.
The incidents in the Strait of Hormuz are causing oil prices and pump prices to soar, even though this strait accounts for only 20% of global production. France sources its supplies mainly from the United States, Kazakhstan and Nigeria. Taxes, delay of impact and commercial margins explain why the increases are immediate while the decreases are slow.
🚨 Donald Trump blamed Ukraine for the rise in diesel prices, but the speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson is sure: the real reason is the blockade of the Hormuz Road by Iran. 🌊 This controversy exacerbates relations in American politics and shows how important it is to understand the true causes of global economic problems. 💔
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