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Remember when Chuck Schumer said gas prices would "never go down"? The national average gas price hit $5.01 under Joe Biden. Today, in 23 states, it's below $2.75 per gallon.

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Send this to every liberal democrat complaining about the current gas prices under President Trump. It’s just a friendly reminder that Democrat leadership not only defended high gas prices under Joe Biden, they said it was a good thing so more people would buy electric vehicles.
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