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August Gas Prices Set New Record As Republicans Sink America Deeper Into The Most Recent Quagmire Original

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By Collin Woodard Verified
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Gas prices in the U.S. may still be lower than they were at their peak in 2022, but there's more to expensive gas than the highest price you've ever paid per gallon. And while August still isn't over, the Guardian reports that the gas prices we've seen so far this month have been the highest on record.
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Strategic oil reserves so low, the US risks damaging the salt caverns where we stash our emergency oil

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By Collin Woodard Verified
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Gas and diesel are a lot more expensive than they were before Trump started his losing war with Iran , but prices have still stayed lower than you'd expect, given how much oil usually flows through the Strait of Hormuz. As the bots and bootlickers love to point out, gas briefly hit a much higher peak back in 2022 , after Russia invaded Ukraine, and prices have largely stayed low because countries have been digging into their strategic oil reserves.
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Strategic Oil Reserves So Low, The U.S. Risks Damaging The Salt Caverns Where We Stash Our Emergency Oil

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By Collin Woodard Verified
| Jalopnik Verified
Gas and diesel are a lot more expensive than they were before Trump started his losing war with Iran, but prices have still stayed lower than you'd expect, given how much oil usually flows through the Strait of Hormuz. As the bots and bootlickers love to point out, gas briefly hit a much higher peak back in 2022, after Russia invaded Ukraine, and prices have largely stayed low because countries have been digging into their strategic oil reserves.
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