When gasoline prices climb, drivers everywhere start asking the same question: what’s really behind the pain at the pump?
The answers are rarely simple.
- Shifting global oil markets,
- OPEC decisions,
- wars and sanctions disrupting supply,
- refinery outages,
- pipeline constraints,
- seasonal weather and demand swings can all play a role.
- Yet one pattern stands out clearly in the data. Gasoline is more expensive in Democratic-controlled states, and over the past five years prices have risen faster there...
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