Biden is 'obsessed' with lowering gas
prices, Energy Sec. Granholm tells 'The View'
Posted By: NorthernDog, 4/18/2024 7:56:02 PM
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said Thursday that President Biden was "obsessed" with lowering gas prices, when pressed on how the president plans to address the rising cost of fuel. Co-host of "The View" Alyssa Farah Griffin asked Granholm about gas prices, which she said were on the rise again. "What is the administration doing to lower those prices, and should we be worried about the conflict the Middle East contributing?" she asked. Granholm argued that the price of oil was determined by the global market, and cited Russia's invasion of Ukraine as an example of a situation that might cause
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Granholm went on to tout tax credits for EV's. But first you have to spend $59,000 to buy one.