Oil prices in America have swung wildly amid the Trump regime's escalating conflict with Iran,

driving gas prices higher,

and stoking fears of a recession in the United States.

Despite Donald's assurances,

which nobody should believe,

that these spikes are temporary,

Americans are feeling real economic pain

while weak jobs growth adds to financial strain. Last month alone,

America lost over 92,000 jobs. Voices like Lindsey Graham, Senator from South Carolina,

are framing the conflict with the wrong. Again, a conflict of choice, a war of choice,

that Donald entered into voluntarily without

any legitimate rationale is framing this conflict as an opportunity for profit, which last I checked,

is not a legitimate reason to go to war. He said, quote, when this regime, meaning the

Iranian regime, goes down, we're going to have a new Middle East, we're going to make a ton of

money, nobody will threaten the straight of foremost again, unquote. And he says this, even as

rivals like Russia stand to benefit, which begs the question, Lindsay Graham, who do you mean by

we? The results of all of this, of course, is a reckless, chaotic approach with real costs for

ordinary Americans, global stability, and human beings across the planet.

Now, you may have noticed that your gas prices have gone up, maybe a little, maybe a lot.

It depends on where you live in this country.

In fact, oil prices have surged dramatically over the last few days because global markets

do not respond well to instability.

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