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Joe Biden Releases 50 Million Barrels of Oil from National Strategic Petroleum Reserve as Gas Prices Keep Rising
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[quote:~kpm~:MV80OTYxODU1XzkwNzQzNjQ4XzI3NzhGNzg2] And will he replenish our reserves or leave US empty handed? Their main goal is to eliminate fossil fuels, well this is a start along with the high prices, they hope we beg for electric cars And it’s not refined gasoline, so what is the purpose? . [/quote]
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More oil shortage bullshit!!!
The White House announced Tuesday that President Joe Biden would release 50 million barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
The president argued in a statement the demand for oil was not able to keep up with the economy recovering from the coronavirus pandemic shutdowns, leading to higher prices.
“American consumers are feeling the impact of elevated gas prices at the pump and in their home heating bills, and American businesses are, too, because oil supply has not kept up with demand as the global economy emerges from the pandemic,” the White House said in a statement.
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