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Prog pastor John Pavlovitz insists 'the president doesn't set gas prices' (apparently nobody told Biden & DCCC)

It’s been reported that President Biden might travel to Saudi Arabia in the near future to issue a personal plea to the region to pump more oil:

The White House is weighing a visit that would also include a meeting of the leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates) as well as Egypt, Iraq and Jordan, according to a person familiar with White House planning, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the yet-to-be finalized plans.

It comes as overriding U.S. strategic interests in oil and security have pushed the administration to rethink the arms-length stance that Biden pledged to take with the Saudis as a candidate for the White House.

Any meeting between Biden and de facto Saudi ruler Prince Mohammed bin Salman during a Biden visit to the Middle East could offer hope of some relief for U.S. gasoline consumers, who are wincing as a squeaky-tight global oil supply drives up prices. Biden would be expected to meet with Prince Mohammed if the Saudi visit happens, according to the person familiar with the deliberations.

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According to some on the Left, however, the trip would be for nothing since there’s absolutely nothing a president can do when it comes to setting gas prices:

If there’s nothing a president can do about that nobody told Biden and other Democrats:

We also seem to remember the White House bragging about lowering gas prices (in addition to the few cents they saved us on last year’s 4th of July barbecue):

Remember the DCCC’s “thanks, Biden” tweet?

An administration’s decisions regarding energy independence also certainly makes a difference when it comes to what consumers pay at the pump.

Can you imagine how the Left would be reacting if a certain somebody was still in the White House?

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And we’d bet the ranch that if Trump was still in office gas prices in the US wouldn’t be nearly as high as they are right now.

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