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Affordability, it is going to be the issue of the midterm elections.

If there was an election today, it's the issue that Democrats are saying they believe they have the best footing on to go after Donald Trump,

saying that it's all his fault that affordability is not where you want it.

But then you look at prices, and there are massive successes that have happened that are the

complete opposite of what Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were doing. Energy Secretary Chris Wright,

for example, pointing to now what is historic gas prices compared to Biden.

And the Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, saying this about where the gas prices are today.

And, you know, I don't think there was, there definitely wasn't a time during the Biden administration

when the gas went below the price they came in of course they

came in during the pandemic when prices were very low because people weren't traveling as much

but but they basically you look at a chart and it's it's it's pretty amazing the way it just

stayed up there it did come down for the high point of five bucks a gallon, but it never really came down significantly enough for American car users.

Imagine if Harris had won the election, where would gasoline prices be today? How would American consumers feel?

I guess you could visit California and get a preview of that where gasoline prices are over 50%

than higher than the national average.

Those are political choices.

They're not unfortunate facts.

They're political choices to make energy expensive.

Now, political choices deliberately to make gas prices expensive. You also go back to the

chart that he was referring to. And that chart is one that truly is incredible. When Joe Biden became

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