A State Department official is being criticized on social media after tweeting that he prefers high gas prices because it means less carbon emissions in the atmosphere.
Fox News contributor David Webb, former Congressman Sean Duffy, and FOX Business reporter Jackie Deangelis weigh in on President Biden’s progressive mishandling of inflation amid a slow lowering of gas prices.official is drawing criticism after tweeting that he prefers high gas prices because it means less driving and less carbon emissions.
in response to a tweet from President Biden claiming American families are paying less per month on average than they were during"peak prices." Eyre’s tweet was widely criticized on social media including from former Republican California state senate candidate Ron Bassilian who called Eyre a"ghoul" and pointed out that gas demand is "inelastic."
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